V4 to V8crimpspocketsA2 pulleydeload

Break plateaus without breaking fingers.

You already know tired fingers are the risk. fingerguard turns your own 30 second session logs into one call each morning: push, easy, or rest. Your data, made visible, so the deload happens on purpose.

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9:41 Today's call (sample) THU · 2 DAYS SINCE LAST SESSION easy VOLUME DAY · NO CRIMPS WHY Finger load this week · 84% two crimpy limit sessions back to back Left ring A2 · watch it flagged tweaky tue · 4 more careful days Push day forecast · Saturday full send · projects back on Log today's session · 30s

You didn't get hurt on the hard move. You got hurt on an easy one, three sessions later, because nothing told you the tank was already empty.

the receipts
77%

of climbers get injured, and overtraining sits at the top of the causes. The people it happens to are the ones who train the most carefully, which is exactly the problem.

~30%

of finger injuries land on the A2 pulley specifically.

148

upvotes on "Climbing less broke my plateau." The community already knows.

5 yrs

of repeat pulley injuries in one post asking how to make it stop.

30s

is the whole daily commitment. Log it and put your phone away.

Log the session

Grade range, grip types, how the fingers felt. Thirty seconds after you climb.

See your load

Your own reported sessions added up across the week, so the pattern you can't feel becomes a number you can see.

Read the call

Push, easy, or rest. A planning nudge from your own data, so deloads happen on purpose instead of by force.

real posts, not reviews

Public Reddit posts about finger injuries. Not endorsements. Nobody has fingerguard yet. This page exists to find out if anyone wants it.

“I've kept adjusting how I train, warm up, recover… I still keep getting them from what seems like nothing.”

r/climbharder, 64 comments of the same story

“5 continuous years of pulley injuries. Please help me end this once and for all.”

r/climbharder

“Tips for breaking through a 6 year plateau / regression as a climber prone to finger injuries.”

r/climbharder, plateau and injury, same climber, same post

Rest is training. Know when.

Not a training plan, not a logbook. One call a day so you're still climbing in ten years.

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