General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Sport climbers - why don't you climb trad?	29-Jan-2013 At 1:15:57 PM	Climboholic
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On 28/01/2013 wogdog wrote: >Climbing sport tends to overinflate your ego so returning to trad after >years of sport generally means you need to significantly drop your grades >or do the odd crack climb, which tends to crap on your ego a little and >bring you back down to earth. At least thats been my experience. Well put! See Macca, some sport climbers are happy to answer honestly. I for one know, that when I climb sport it quickly becomes about a sense of achievement through conquest instead of enjoying the experience of climbing. They are two very distinct forms of satisfaction, hence the apparent divide in the community.

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