Training & Resources
Whether you are a first-time climber or an experienced athlete, a Fight For Air Climb event is a challenge that everyone can join! Like any athletic activity, you need to train and practice to climb safely.
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Firefighter Training Tips for the Climb
To help get you started, here are some tips to ensure you have the best Climb experience:
- Start slow and build up your stair-climbing stamina. Gradually increase your pace as you prepare to for your climb!
- Reduce the risk of injury by placing your entire foot on each stair as you climb.
- Experiment with climbing. For example, some climbers prefer to keep their arms by their sides, while others prefer to use the handrails. You can climb one or two steps at a time, depending on your comfort level. Use our climb training guide to find what works for you.
- Make sure to stay hydrated and consider eating a light snack before your climb workouts and on climb day. This will help you maintain your energy level without feeling fatigued and dizzy.
- After you're done climbing, take a few minutes to cool down and stretch. This will help keep your muscles from being sore. Keep hydrating.
- Finally, you know how you can handle the physical demands of stair-climbing, but if you have any questions about it, talk to your doctor.
Before starting any exercise program or following any training recommendations, you should consult a physician and have a physical examination.
For more tips, contact your Fight For Air Climb event manager.