General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
lead vs second grade gap	24-Jun-2011 At 12:35:06 PM	StuckNut
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On 24/06/2011 undercling mike wrote: >I guess it's just a lack of concentration when seconding or toproping >sometimes combined with having done the climb before and hence thinking >it won't be too much trouble. Anyone else have this issue? I've noticed this this to a certain extent. When I'm leading(trad) I spend a lot more time at comfortable stances looking ahead and planning moves and gear placements, where as on top rope I'm more likely to just head blindly upwards, then find myself having to attempt moves that aren't quite optimal because I've found myself out of position.

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