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Comments about Metolius Project Training Board:
This board is great. I've been climbing for almost a year and decided I wanted to train for some harder routes, since I get pumped through half a pitch at 5.10a. The training routines on Metolius' website make this a great training aid for a beginner up to highly experienced climbers. I am a beer guzzling 220 lb slob (little to no muscle) and this board is completely solid when I hang and bounce around trying to switch grips... just make sure you follow the install directions. If you've never had to locate a stud or don't know what a stud finder is, you may need to get a friend to help you out.
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I already had a spot picked out for this board so installation was a breeze. While it may not have quite as many holds as a more expensive board it does the job of strengthening your hands just fine. I almost prefer it over a larger board because it was easier to install and is less obtrusive.
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My wife got this for me as a Christmas present. I saw it at a friends house and I'm always looking for new workout ideas and he showed me some cool moves and general core exercises you can do. Had a little difficulty installing just because some of the boards in my house are old and hard(crackling while screwing in). But it seems to hold up quite well considering I'm about 220+(mostly muscle of course)! I am looking forward to developing strength and endurance in my arms and back.
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