General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
The mantle below a bulge	24-Nov-2014 At 11:04:22 AM	surfziggy
Message
Plenty has been written about how to do the mantle when it's at the lip of a route or there is airspace above it. But what do you do when the mantle is below a bulge/vertical wall or a slight overhand and as you stand up there's not much to grab? This move has me stumped on a couple of routes (PL/LD at Narrabeen steep side, Bluntman at the stables). Anyone got any movement specific tips?

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