Espresso Lessons from the Rock Warrior's Way

Great practical insight and exercises for anyone wanting to climb better. Clearly written and easy to follow. The illustrations aren't great, nor are the pictures big enough on the kindle but the content is strong.

This is a great condensed version off of The Rock Warrior's Way that goes in-depth on the practical applications of commitment and the mental game of leading. As someone who is struggling with this sort of thing and have read The Warrior's Way, I think this is a great book to keep on hand so that you may re-read the pertinent sections relevant to your problem areas. It's short enough to read in one day, and only contains the necessary information to help the climber who wants to enhance his/her head game and step it up mentally. I love this book!

I will keep referring to this book for several exercises. I’ve already (having just finished reading) mentioned the content to several people and used the tips included to improve my quality of movement, level of awareness, and management of stress. I would recommend this to any climber who wants to improve his/her mental game.

Absolutely awesome book! There is just not enough information out there to cover the fears involved in rock climbing. Most books have a chapter on it, but that's way too little to actually get to the bottom of it. But this book really gets to the point of it, and makes you realize how much fear (or stress) is actually involved when you climb, even if you might not realize I think. It really got me thinking about how I deal with fear, why I do it, and it really motivates you to try to deal with it. Highly recommend it!

Has really helped me to see the way to approach climbing from the mental aspect. Better than reading the long version.

Espresso lessons is as its title suggests the original lessons from Rock Warrior's way presented in actionable power-packed short form. In many ways I like this book more in terms of its crystal clear language and tight organization. I'm super glad I got it and am planning on buying it for several of my favorite climbing partners!

This book is well worth the time and money to read. It has great insights into the "limiting tendency" our minds create, and how to overcome those thought process. I love the practice clinics at the end of the book.

The is a great breakdown of managing the psychological stressors inherent to climbing. This book should be on every climber's to-read list.

An easy fast guide with good examples for improving climbing following "warriors way" philosophy.I bought it for myself and now i want to give as a present to many of my climbing friends.

Endlich mal ein Buch das genau darstellt wie man beim Klettern zu einer vernünftigen Risikoeinschätzung kommt. Nach dem Motto wenn das Risiko eines Sturzes vertretbar ist dann aufhören zu denken und zu zögern, sondern klettern. Der Fokus liegt entweder beim denken und analysieren oder beim klettern. Dies genau zu differenzieren ist der Knackpunkt des Buches und erläutert wie man das in der Kletterpraxis umsetzt. Wie im Titel oben schon beschrieben ist es sozusagen die praktische Anleitung des Buches "The Rock Warrior's Way". Nach Anfrage beim Verlag Panico soll letzteres frühestens Ende des Jahres auch in Deutsch erscheinen. Ob die Espresso Lesson's auch übersetzt werden steht noch in den Sternen. Daher kann ich die günstige Kindle Version hier wärmstens empfehlen. Das Übersetzen macht zwar etwas Mühe wenn man nicht so fit ist, aber es lohnt sich auf alle Fälle. Zusammen mit dem Buch "Neun von zehn Kletterern mach die gleichen Fehler" von Dave McLeod hat man zumindest das Mentale Rüstzeug zum nächsten Level.P.s.:Auch die ganzheitliche Betrachtung kommt nicht zu kurz..denn wie man lebt so klettert man....

This book was very climb specific but the mental models presented and exercises will stay with me for life. Lots of practical application presented - recommend buying a physical copy to refer to & “BERP” often

Fantastic book. Already has me comfortable practising lead falls and feeling comfortable doing them.