EP 22: Justin Brown — Skincare Tips, Growing a Business, and Greatness vs. Insanity

EP 22: Justin Brown — Skincare Tips, Growing a Business, and Greatness vs. Insanity

Justin Brown is the founder of Rhino Skin Solutions, a company that provides high-performance skincare products for rock climbers. We talked about best practices for skincare, tips for dialing skin for different rock types, how to grow a business while keeping things simple, and the connection between greatness and insanity.

Support on Patreon:

patreon.com/thenuggetclimbing

Show Notes:

http://thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/justin-brown

Nuggets:

2:23 – The COVID pivot, hand sanitizer, and the restaurant hustle

5:48 – Whole Foods, the Rhino growth trajectory, and growing to make a better product

9:50 – How to fix product that has separated

11:30 – Hand Sanitizer for greasy hands and dirty climbers

13:52 – Best practices for healing dry skin

17:24 – Dry/Performance plus Spit for dry and pliable skin, removing sweating as a factor, and different skin for different rock types

19:32 – How to use Rhino Spit

20:39 – Justin’s skincare routine leading up to a climbing trip

24:02 – Combining using Performance and Repair, and best practice for antiperspirant use

26:28 – Training your brain to sweat less and taking a break from using products once a month

30:35 – Tegaderm and Hypafix for splits and gobies

34:34 – Better climbing tapes

36:48 – Filing old shoe rubber, shoe cleaning products, and OXY Pads

41:48 – The early days of Rhino, and why Justin

46:21 – A simple business model and growing organically

49:08 – Growing vs. profitability, putting systems in place, not wanting cogs, and the label machine

54:51 – Work-life balance, getting an employee, and freeing up time

58:40 – Getting hurt climbing, starting MMA, getting in the best shape of his life, and the heart monitor story

1:03:58 – Training for MMA and carryover to rock climbing

1:06:21 – Justin’s standing in jiu-jitsu and converting belt rankings to the Yosemite Decimal System

1:08:05 – Mixing MMA and climbing, a pesky wrist injury, and climbing because it’s fun

1:10:56 – Greatness and insanity, and different limiters on crazy

1:12:27 – Steven’s thoughts on limiters, how limiters shift, and waking up early to hangboard

1:14:38 – Exceeding climbing goals, the gratification of improving at something new, and the myth of discipline

1:17:06 – How each route at Smith leads to the next, and progressing through the 5.13s

1:21:12 – Justin’s approach to climbing ‘Badman’ (his first 5.14), and dealing with shoulder impingement

1:25:25 – Carryover from jiu-jitsu to rock climbing

1:28:49 – Carryover from rock climbing to jiu-jitsu, projecting sequences, and foot matches

1:32:18 – Climbing 5.14 again, goal routes, and climbing the hardest route from the year you were born

1:35:33 – Justin’s (secret) Shuteye Ridge trip

1:37:29 – Gratitude for family and his sister’s illness

1:40:48 – My experience with van life during COVID-19, being in stasis, why Justin craves going out to eat, and restaurant energy

1:46:14 – Rye sourdough mango pancakes

1:47:02 – High-4 (Justin’s new company for pet care)

1:50:20 – New Rhino products (coming soon)

1:52:23 – Where to connect with Rhino for skincare questions

1:53:10 – One last story

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EP 13: Bill Ramsey — ‘Jumbo Pumping Hate’, Training with Replicas, and a Two-Part Climbing Career

EP 13: Bill Ramsey — ‘Jumbo Pumping Hate’, Training with Replicas, and a Two-Part Climbing Career

Bill Ramsey is a professor of philosophy at the University of Nevada Las Vegas and at 59-years-old, still climbs 5.14. We talked about his coffee addiction, his legendary training days and how he uses...

13 Huhti 20201h 40min

EP 12: Mike Doyle — Lessons From 10+ Years of Coaching, Onsighting Tips, and Working Extra Remotely

EP 12: Mike Doyle — Lessons From 10+ Years of Coaching, Onsighting Tips, and Working Extra Remotely

Mike Doyle is an elite-level rock climber who balances climbing with a career as a software engineer. He also has a long history of competition climbing and coaching. We talked about lessons learned f...

6 Huhti 20201h 39min

EP 11: Shanjean Lee — From Surgical Residency to 5.13+ Trad, Dating Your Climbing Partner, and the Importance of Self-Belief

EP 11: Shanjean Lee — From Surgical Residency to 5.13+ Trad, Dating Your Climbing Partner, and the Importance of Self-Belief

Shanjean Lee is an orthopedic surgeon and a badass climber whose accomplishments range from V10 boulders, to 5.14a sport, to 5.13+ trad and multi-pitch climbs. We talked about how SJ trained to climb ...

30 Maalis 20201h 58min

EP 10: Peter Croft — ‘The Shadow’ Game, Training for Linkups, and the Magic of Inspiration

EP 10: Peter Croft — ‘The Shadow’ Game, Training for Linkups, and the Magic of Inspiration

Peter Croft is an absolute legend in climbing. We talked about ‘The Shadow’ in Squamish and how his ascent became a climbing game, lessons from spending time alone, experimenting with burning fat for ...

23 Maalis 20201h 45min

EP 09: Will Stanhope — The Injury Process, Trad Climbing Tips, and More Climbing Less Training

EP 09: Will Stanhope — The Injury Process, Trad Climbing Tips, and More Climbing Less Training

Will Stanhope is a professional rock climber with many notable ascents in the realm of single and multi-pitch trad climbing, free-soloing, and cutting edge first ascents. We talked about Will’s recent...

16 Maalis 202058min

EP 06: Brittany Goris — FFA of ‘Stingray’, On and Off Mode, and Living the Dirtbag Dream

EP 06: Brittany Goris — FFA of ‘Stingray’, On and Off Mode, and Living the Dirtbag Dream

Brittany Goris is a rock climber, graphic design artist, and self-proclaimed dirtbag. Her recent obsession has been projecting hard single-pitch trad climbs. We talked about her recent ascent of ‘Stin...

24 Helmi 20201h 41min

EP 05: Mark DeJohn on Using ART to Treat Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Overuse Injuries, and Two Stretches Every Climber Should Do

EP 05: Mark DeJohn on Using ART to Treat Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Overuse Injuries, and Two Stretches Every Climber Should Do

Mark DeJohn is a licensed massage therapist who specialized in Active Release Technique (ART). I began seeing Mark after suffering from Carpal Tunnel Syndrome for six years. Mark was able to fix me us...

17 Helmi 20201h 38min

EP 04: Alan Watts — A Life at Smith Rock, Eating Every Other Day, and Meeting Adam Ondra

EP 04: Alan Watts — A Life at Smith Rock, Eating Every Other Day, and Meeting Adam Ondra

Alan Watts is widely regarded as the founding father of Smith Rock, and was a key player in the development of sport climbing in America. He established the first 5.13d in America with ‘East Face’ in ...

10 Helmi 20202h 17min

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