Thursday, 7 March 2013

Welsh Rock Trad Program with 1:1 Coaching in North Wales: Welsh Classics from VS to E5

Welsh Rock
After 25 years away from Welsh Trad, it was great to get back into things with a gentle introduction with friends at Holyhead Mountain on a lovely sunny Welsh day along the coast of Gogarth. In 1985 as a young 16 year old, I climbed amazing classics around the Snowdonia National Park such as the Right and Left Walls of the Cromlech (E5 & E3), The classic headwall crackline of Cream on Tremadog (E4), Dream of White Horses HVS on Gogarth and Comes the Dervish E3 on slate all in the same week... I was so inspired by these climbs that I moved to Wales that year.
Cordelia Molloy at Holyhead Mountain, North Wales
Ben Ram on Holyhead Mountain, North Wales
Cordelia Molloy at Holyhead Mountain, North Wales

I'm back having done some 'stuff ' in the last 25 years and have decided to relearn these classics and coach and design a program that finishes with ascents of the Welsh Trad Classics:

The Program will consist of:
  • 6 week training/conditioning online program (£75)
  • Option of 3 seperate days of 1:1  Trad coaching at location of choice (can be split over weeks if required) (£125 per day)
  • 3 week training program designed around climb of choice (£50)
  • 1 days coaching on objective Trad route of choice (£150)
If you would like further information on the Welsh Rock Trad Program then please contact markmcgowan01@gmail.com
 
 
Over excited on Welsh Trad after 25 years away!
3rd Ascent of For Whom The Bell Tolls E6 (1985)
The Chimp & I (age 17) outside Pete's Eats 1985.
2nd Ascent of Art Groupie E6, North Stack Wall (1988)



Referrals from clients:



"...This training season I decided to get all the help I can to speed up my improvement. I needed guidance to work towards my goals in long term. I also needed more vision and opinions about my exercises and weak links. I am glad I can share my training with Mark..." (Ville Mustonen, Finland)


" I met Mark in Glen Nevis on his return to climbing to check out some lines he had in mind for me, I wasn't really training at this point but after a day or two talking and training with him I had a much more structured idea of what to do to improve and I did" (Kev Shields)