General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Lead climbing instruction	4-Mar-2014 At 9:30:24 AM	timfreddo
Message
you might want to book a full day or possibly more to maximise your learnings... Depending on your current experience, the lessons for the first half of a lead climbing day may not even require you to wear a harness! eg if you've never used trad gear before theres a few hours of learning that and then learning how to build and equalise a 3 point belay. Even if you have some experience with trad gear it is quite common for a beginner trad leader to take an hour or more on a single pitch. It would be well worthwhile to book in a full day with one of the climbing schools down in Nati, and see how you are going after that day. Remember, the first year of lead climbing is the sketchiest of your life!

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