Even if you've never touched a fingerboard or aren't sure how to fit focused training into your sessions

Hi, I'm Dr. Dylan 👋
I'm a physical therapist and climber who is passionate about helping intermediate climbers build robust, injury-resistant bodies so they can climb with confidence.
I created the Climbing Longevity Project to help intermediate climbers build climbing specific strength, mobility, and resilience to stop the cycle of pain and add years to their climbing career.
Climbing resilience starts with finger resilience. I want to help you build injury-resistant fingers in my free 14-day Finger Booster Challenge where I will personally help you implement my 5-step system.
Random stimulus
Hard to track
Hard to overload
Too many variables
Low Intent
Highly focused
Easily tracked
Overload built in
Controlled training
Time efficient
Start with the 14-day Finger Booster Challenge. Then, join the Climbing Longevity Project and add years to your climbing career:
Understand the 5-step system to build long-term injury resilience in your fingers
Implement the paradigm with focused workouts 2x/week that take 15 minutes or less
Streamline your climbing sessions to maximize results and minimize injuries

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- Penelope B.


- Jenn T.


- Kenny L.


- Susan R.

The Climbing Longevity Project is specifically for dedicated intermediate climbers who want to optimize their training habits to build injury resilience and boost climbing performance.
Over the next 14 days, I'll be personally guiding you through a specific set of steps to add at least 2.5lb to your finger strength.
It's free, but one thing I do need is for you to show up.
I need you to commit to following the process each day, otherwise I can't help you!
I like to share my stoke with the climbing community through a give-first business model. I want to help you get such a great result over the next 14 days that if you choose to work with me afterwards, it's a no-brainer.
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