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Pro Climber Interview: Caro Ciavaldini on Pregnancy and Life As a Climbing Mum

January 25, 2021 Lattice Training Season 1 Episode 10
Pro Climber Interview: Caro Ciavaldini on Pregnancy and Life As a Climbing Mum
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Lattice Training Podcast
Pro Climber Interview: Caro Ciavaldini on Pregnancy and Life As a Climbing Mum
Jan 25, 2021 Season 1 Episode 10
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Hey Lattice Podcasters!

In the climbing world, we don't often get to watch pro athletes transition from pre-children to post-children with such a willingness to share with honesty and candour. Caro Ciavaldini is a North Face Pro Athlete who's operated at the cutting edge of sport, trad and competition climbing for a large part of her life. From competition success (twice 3rd in Lead World Cup) to trad climbing (multiple E9s) at the cutting edge, her journey has also crossed some major life boundaries AKA becoming a mother!

In this rarely addressed topic, coach Mina talks to Caro about her experiences with pregnancy, post-partum training, climbing with young children and how she feels about risk. If you're someone who's interested in this topic or perhaps working through your own experiences with parenthood, you're going to enjoy this one!

Make sure you also go and follow Caro's social channel over at "OnceUponAClimb" as she and her husband James continually document their experiences in such a cool and open way. We're big fans over at Lattice!

Timestamps:
Intro: (0:00)
Climbing Background: (0:55)
Experience with being pregnant: (1:43)
Postpartum: (15:50)
RED-S: (20:56)
Postpartum: (22:06)
Physical Recovery: (24:00)
Balancing being a parent and a climber: (31:07)
Traveling with a child: (37:44)
Taking risks: (42:50)
Physical recovery: (46:44)
Top tips: (49:43)
Outro: (53:41)

If you'd like to learn more about our training, then you can find everything you need here

The Neil Ashton Podcast

This podcast focuses on explaining the fascinating ways that science and engineering...

Listen on: Apple Podcasts   Spotify

The Lattice jingle is brought to you by Devin Dabney, music producer of the outdoor industry who also hosts the American Climbing Project.

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Hey Lattice Podcasters!

In the climbing world, we don't often get to watch pro athletes transition from pre-children to post-children with such a willingness to share with honesty and candour. Caro Ciavaldini is a North Face Pro Athlete who's operated at the cutting edge of sport, trad and competition climbing for a large part of her life. From competition success (twice 3rd in Lead World Cup) to trad climbing (multiple E9s) at the cutting edge, her journey has also crossed some major life boundaries AKA becoming a mother!

In this rarely addressed topic, coach Mina talks to Caro about her experiences with pregnancy, post-partum training, climbing with young children and how she feels about risk. If you're someone who's interested in this topic or perhaps working through your own experiences with parenthood, you're going to enjoy this one!

Make sure you also go and follow Caro's social channel over at "OnceUponAClimb" as she and her husband James continually document their experiences in such a cool and open way. We're big fans over at Lattice!

Timestamps:
Intro: (0:00)
Climbing Background: (0:55)
Experience with being pregnant: (1:43)
Postpartum: (15:50)
RED-S: (20:56)
Postpartum: (22:06)
Physical Recovery: (24:00)
Balancing being a parent and a climber: (31:07)
Traveling with a child: (37:44)
Taking risks: (42:50)
Physical recovery: (46:44)
Top tips: (49:43)
Outro: (53:41)

If you'd like to learn more about our training, then you can find everything you need here

The Neil Ashton Podcast

This podcast focuses on explaining the fascinating ways that science and engineering...

Listen on: Apple Podcasts   Spotify

The Lattice jingle is brought to you by Devin Dabney, music producer of the outdoor industry who also hosts the American Climbing Project.

(Cont.) Pro Climber Interview: Caro Ciavaldini on Pregnancy and Life As a Climbing Mum