General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbing Training	10-Feb-2012 At 2:06:56 PM	Mike Bee
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At your level, quite simply, climb a lot. Climb a range of different stuff, in as many places as you can, as often as you can. Steep jugs get your forearms stronger, but don't encourage precise footwork. Slabs rely entirely on using your feet well. I'll throw it out there that perhaps buying a technique book might help to develop good habits. Check out The Self-Coached Climber if you're keen.

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