Tyler Scott
Tyler Scott runs iceclimbing.blog — an honest, opinionated content creator based in Burlington.
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Dry-Tooling Drills: Building Ice-Climbing Strength Before Winter Hits
You don't need a frozen waterfall to train for ice climbing. These dry-tooling drills, grip workouts, and endurance circuits will sharpen your technique and build the specific strength you need before the season begins.
April 15, 2026
Ice Climbing Training: Build Grip Strength and Endurance
Master the physical demands of ice climbing with targeted training routines. Develop forearm endurance, core stability, and technical precision to conquer frozen waterfalls and vertical ice walls with confidence.
April 12, 2026
Dry-Tooling Drills: Build Ice Climbing Grip Strength at Home
Master the tools before you touch the ice. These dry-tooling exercises strengthen your forearms, improve axe placement precision, and build the endurance needed for vertical frozen waterfalls.
April 12, 2026
Master the A-Frame Stance: Ice Climbing's Secret to Less Fatigue
Discover how the A-frame stance can revolutionize your ice climbing technique. This simple body position reduces arm pump, saves energy, and helps you climb longer and stronger on steep ice.
April 11, 2026
How to Train for Ice Climbing: Build Strength and Endurance for Vertical Ice
Master ice climbing with targeted training exercises that build grip strength, core stability, and cold-weather endurance. Learn techniques used by pro alpinists to conquer frozen waterfalls.
April 11, 2026
Building Grip Endurance for Long Ice Seasons
Struggling with forearm fatigue on vertical ice? Learn how to build specific grip endurance and forearm stability to climb longer and harder sessions.
April 11, 2026