General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
i dont know whats wrong with me	11-Feb-2012 At 7:05:07 PM	salty crag
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On 11/02/2012 bobic wrote: >I've a mate who broke his ankle on an abseil whilst canyoning and needed to be rescued. >He'll now happily climb multi pitch but a 10 metre abseil turns his legs to jelly and has him throwing up. It's the wierdest thing but it shows that it's all just in your head. Sums me up totally! Love climbing, even when out of my depth I still feel nervous but ok, abseiling however gives me knee trembles, if theres an option of a walk out I will take it. Nothing wrong with you, just keep at it and give it time.

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