General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbing myths	25-Jun-2012 At 10:27:47 AM	hangdog
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My favourite- as told to numerous school camp abseiling participants by some dreadlocked outdoor edder. You check the tightness of your harness by sticking a fist down the front. And my other one- (guilty of this myself until i thought about) when teaching abseiling it is important to sit in your harness with your legs out at 90 degrees.

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