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Training with a TRUBLUE Auto Belay: Strength Training
Get tips for rock climbing strength training using a TRUBLUE Auto Belay to help make you stronger, improve your grip, master those difficult moves and tiny holds.
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Routesetting for Auto Belays
This is your comprehensive guide to routesetting with an auto belay in mind. From grade distribution to snag-proofing these key points will ensure your gym is making the most of it’s auto belays for climbers of all abilities.
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How To Field Replace Your TRUBLUE Webbing
In this video we’ll show you the quick and easy way to change the webbing on your TRUBLUE without even having to take it off the wall.
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6 Reasons Auto Belays are Great Rock Climbing Training Tools
Strategies for using TRUBLUE auto belays in your training sessions to increase your endurance and technique as well as strength.
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How Do Auto Belays Work: What's Going on in There?
Find out about the pros and cons of the three most common braking technologies found in auto belay devices.
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How to Use an Auto Belay: Step by Step Instructions
The proper use of an auto belay is simple, but as with everything in climbing, it is important to avoid learning bad habits and build the right ones from the start.
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What Makes the TRUBLUE Auto Belay TRU?
There’s a reason TRUBLUE is the number one auto belay in the world. Join us as we discuss everything that goes into making the TRUBLUE the best and most trusted auto belay of all time.
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School Rock Climbing Wall: Everything You Need to Know
There’s a lot to think about to think about when you’re trying to get a wall built at your school, but this post will cover all the basics you need to know.
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Announcing the TRUBLUE Speed Auto Belay for Speed Climbing
The new TRUBLUE Speed Auto Belay takes the most widely used and trusted auto belay in the world and adds an extra dose of speed for speed climbing comps.
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Proper Device Orientation to Extend Webbing Lifespan
These simple installation tips and instructions for your Head Rush Device can drastically increase the lifespan of your nylon and dyneema webbings.