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WHAT THE HECK are pulleys? Why does everyone talk about the "A2" all the time? The finger pulleys are little ligament sheaths inside our fingers that help keep our flexor tendon close to the bones (like the eyelets on a fishing rod!). The pulleys must withstand a lot of force when climbing, particularly when crimping, as the flexor tendon wants to "bowstring" away from the bone. In this short video we cover the most important info about pulleys so you can be a more informed climber :)

If you’d like to learn MUCH more about pulleys, pulley injuries, and how to recovery from them, check out our in-depth video here:    • A2 Pulley Injuries: Everything Climbers Ne...  


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