Training

• April 2009
• Hi Steph

Steph First, congratulations on not only all of your notable achievements but mainly for simply living life on your own terms. Any serious advice for a would be dirt bagger concerning the decision to pack it all in (job, societal expectations, blah blah blah…) and get busy living? Thank you for your time. Josh Hi […]

• March 2009
• Climb

My friend Peewee, who has climbed most of the hard cracks around the desert, told me about a nice finger crack at the Pistol Whipped Wall. Peewee told me it was one of the harder splitters at the Creek, and he may have done the first ascent, and since I’ve been climbing finger cracks recently […]

• March 2009
• Simple Living

[audio:https://stephdavis.co/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/15-learning-to-fly.mp3] For the last month or two, I’ve been pretty motivated for training. In fact, I was liking it so much, I wasn’t really thinking about much else. I tend to get kind of focused on whatever I’m doing, and sometimes need to be yanked out of my groove 🙂

• March 2009
• Climb

[audio:https://stephdavis.co/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/02-superstylin-11.mp3] Groove Armada “Superstylin'” I think there are lots of effective ways to train, and it’s good to use some/all of them at various times. Basically, anything extra you do to train is going to help you, no matter what. I think climbing on plastic helps a lot, and fingerboarding, and also weight lifting an