“This event provides a range of amazing materials and information any coach can utilize. From enhancing program design to applying and performing professional assessments, this will benefit the tools you have at hand.”

-Sam Helgeson, Head Coach at Climb Nashville

“The PCC has taught me more about how to integrate energy systems, which will greatly improve my athletes.”

– Tyler Reed (Consultant)

“An awesome chance to interact with really intelligent people. The instructors delivered information to help solidify thoughts that were once nebulous. The analogies were amazing!”

– Lawrence Osefoh (Earth Treks Youth Climbing Coach)  

“I would recommend this training to anyone looking to turn their coaching job into a career.”

– Mario Stanley

“A great overview of becoming a coach and learning the basic physiological, nutritional, and programming necessities to better train my athletes or myself.”

– Stu Wong

“The PCC panelists know their shit. Every question was met with a thoughtful response that led to further discussion and learning.”

– Matt Jones (Fitness Manager and Head Trainer at Earth Treks)  

“ I learned so much that I think it will directly make me a better climber and that I’ll be able to apply in training plans. This was a weekend very well spent that, whether or not you’re currently training climbers, you’ll get a lot of applicable information out of it.”

– Anonymous

“There was an amazing amount of information presented. The mannal provided allowed us to listen and know that we could look up and refer back to it if we missed anything. Program design, strength, coaching cues, and nutrition programming gave me a lot to consider and incorporate into our programs.”

– Anonymous

“This was an excellent seminar for individuals who coach and/or are looking for ways to structure their climbing routines.”

– Joe Talarico  

“I wish I could have attended something like this a few years ago! Insanely helpful dose of dense information that clearly took the presenter decades to develop. So much better than just reading some books in isolation.”

– Brendan Killian (Personal Trainer)