Having a family and climbing means a lot of planning and rotating your projects in order to be able to project without missing prime seasons in different crags.  So, today we have the second part of Martin Keller's interview with Tom Randall, where they reveal some of their secrets for juggling it all.Martin, or @swizzybouldering is known by some for getting fairly obsessed withperforming, which has resulted in him sometimes over training, not resting andnot looking at conditions. However he has started to see the benefits of a morestructured approach, as well as picking and choosing the days to get hisproject. So tune in to find out more about his approach in this department.Main topics:Being obsessed with a project and how to manage optimal conditionsBenefits of fingerboarding with a structural planManaging training with familyPutting it all together at the end (timing, little extras, partners, and doubt)The Lattice jingle is brought to you by Devin Dabney, music producer of the outdoor industry who also hosts the American Climbing Project.