Danny Wing leading the second pitch of a granite climb in Morocco near Tafraoute.

Photo: Danny Wing leading the second pitch of a granite climb in Morocco near Tafraoute.

The Multi-Pitch Climbing Blog

A blog to champion the virtues of the traditional climbing ethic. Written by a pair of un-remarkable climbers who enjoy long multi-pitch climbs typically no harder than E1. The blog covers views on gear, techniques, training and destinations.

The blog will cover some of how we got into trad multi-pitch climbing, the techniques we have learned and which we lean on the most. We will talk about the gear we choose as well as training methods we find helpful. The blog will be meandering, but it will also be scientific and very detailed in places.


Fingers hanging from a beastmaker fingerboard.

14th Sep 2025 - By Dan Knight
15 min read

8 training routines to boost climbing performance

8 different training routines, ranging from 10 minutes to 3 hours, that can help a climber push into new grades and improve endurance for long multi-pitch routes. This post covers the pros and cons of each as well as helpful tools to support tracking and completing them.
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Part of a trad climbing rack

11th Jan 2026 - By Dan Knight
12 min read

Trad Climbing Protection Ranked 2026

Understanding and selecting the optimum equipment is a key part to success in traditional multi-pitch climbing. Understanding the different types of climbing gear available, and their respective strengths and weaknesses can make a huge difference to both the safety and chance of success on a route.
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