Blank Slate Trainer

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	Erik Tasker · Nov 16, 2011 · Unknown Hometown · Joined Oct 2010 · Points: 30 My buddy just sent me this link and thought it was pretty cool. I probably wouldn't buy it but I'm sure somebody will. Hell even make your own. blankslateclimbing.com/shop… 0 Flag Quote
	Monomaniac · Nov 16, 2011 · Morrison, CO · Joined Oct 2006 · Points: 17,295 The concept is really great. The holds they offer are terrible. Here's my version of the blank slate: 1 Flag Quote
	Kai Huang · Dec 2, 2011 · Aurora, CO · Joined May 2008 · Points: 105 I just saw this too. It looks very promising to me with limited amount of space and not too handy with building my own. I have a few questions though. They offer 90 degree and 105 degree. What would be better and the purpose of 105 degree? I suppose it's to make it harder with the overhanging angle. Any suggestions on what type of hang board to get and any particular hang board workout? Thanks! 0 Flag Quote
	Ryan Palo · Dec 2, 2011 · Bend, oregon · Joined Aug 2006 · Points: 605 Monomaniac wrote:The concept is really great. The holds they offer are terrible. Here's my version of the blank slate: This image is now my motivational poster in front of my rig. 1 Flag Quote
	mcarizona · Dec 2, 2011 · Flag · Joined Feb 2007 · Points: 180 Love the cooling fan! So the chalk may be redundant. Hope you get rich with that design (put the cash in the film canisters). 0 Flag Quote
	Ted E · Dec 2, 2011 · Morrison, CO · Joined Apr 2011 · Points: 0 Monomaniac wrote:The concept is really great. The holds they offer are terrible. Here's my version of the blank slate: i don't get how the pulley is used or helpful... care to explain? 0 Flag Quote
	commiebob · Dec 2, 2011 · NJ · Joined Apr 2010 · Points: 0 mountain-nut wrote: i don't get how the pulley is used or helpful... care to explain? When working one arm pull ups or hangs you can use a pulley system to take some of the weight off. I found a description and video here: robotclimbing.blogspot.com/… 0 Flag Quote
	skymountain33 · Dec 19, 2011 · Unknown Hometown · Joined Dec 2011 · Points: 0 The concept is really great 0 Flag Quote
	Monomaniac · Dec 19, 2011 · Morrison, CO · Joined Oct 2006 · Points: 17,295 Sheldon Deeny wrote:I like how the website uses a Dave McLeod quote, yet one of the first things McLeod says in his book "9 out of 10..." when talking about hangboard training is "You don't need an ugly, resin moulded thing." Ha. McLeod's a smart guy in general, but he doesn't know the first thing about hangboarding. Read his blog, paying particular attention to the comments and, you'll see what I mean. 0 Flag Quote
	tenesmus · Dec 21, 2011 · Unknown Hometown · Joined Jan 2004 · Points: 3,023 This is cool. I like that setup Monomaniac 0 Flag Quote
	gary ohm · Dec 21, 2011 · Paso Robles · Joined Jul 2010 · Points: 0 The concept is freaking awesome!! But wholly CRAP $129 for the wood and angled aluminum??!!!???!?! I'd pay $150 for the whole set including holds and hang board. Seems like a humongous ripoff. Is this put out by the mountain athlete in Jackson?? I couldn't tell who designed it... Great idea, way too pricy. 0 Flag Quote