Most climbers don’t lack effort

About strengthclimbing

Most climbers don't lack effort

I'm Jędrzej — climbing coach and PhD engineer.

I use climbing performance data to understand limitations — and turn it into training that works.

StrengthClimbing combines testing, analysis and practical training to help climbers focus on what actually limits performance.

How StrengthClimbing evolved

From individual assessments to a system

As my work reached more climbers, I started receiving questions from athletes and coaches around the world.

That led to hundreds of assessments — and, over time, to the development of the calculators, Performance Dashboard and training methods used on StrengthClimbing today.

The goal has remained the same: turn real performance data into clear training decisions, rather than relying on assumptions.

Experience and approach

Built around measurement, not guesswork

StrengthClimbing grew out of years of testing, coaching and analysing how different physical qualities relate to climbing performance.

100+ climbers Worked with climbers across a wide range of levels and training backgrounds.
Performance testing Training decisions built around measurable finger strength, Critical Force and endurance data.
Tindeq + Moxy Used to investigate force production, sustainable force and local muscle oxygenation.
High-level athletes Coaching and assessment experience includes Mikhail Kochetkov, 2024 Lithuanian Lead Climbing Champion.
Collaboration Exchange of ideas with practitioners including Tyler Nelson of C4HP and Jared Vagy, The Climbing Doctor.
Hundreds of assessments Real athlete data has shaped the calculators, dashboard and training system used on StrengthClimbing.

The goal is simple: training that is precise, measurable, and transferable to climbing.

Almost there...

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