The fastest way to improve your climbing is not to train harder but climb more efficiently. Learn how to conserve your energy so it gets you to the anchor

Learn all there is to know about sport climbing and how to get into it. Here we look at the gear, skills, and knowledge you need to get started.

Climber speak explained. Read on, and you’ll soon know the difference between a ‘dyno’ and a ‘deadpoint’ and between a ‘crab’ and a ‘cam’.

If you’re just getting into climbing, this gear guide can tell you what equipment you need, why you need it, and when to buy it.

If terms like ‘onsight’ and ‘flash’ still confuse you, read on and learn what makes one style of ascent more brag-worthy than another.

To follow in Jimmy Chin’s footsteps, you’ve got to up your game. Learn how in this practical guide to climbing photography.

Learn how to belay a follower from above on a trad climb or multi-pitch sport route.

Not all belay stances are bolted. Learn how to make a three-piece trad anchor using a quad or traditional overhand-knot technique.

As your last line of defense, a strong belay anchor is absolutely essential. Here’s how to properly assess and improve the strength of your anchors