General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Thorpey says top roping is fully sick.	5-Feb-2005 At 8:07:17 AM	AlanD
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On 4/02/2005 maxots wrote: >but less for a low force toproping fall id assume ! I'm trying to understand why you'd consider it a "low force" fall. For static elongation the only variable is the mass of the climber. For dynamic elongation the additional variable is the maximum speed the climber attains before the rope begins to slow the person down, this max's out at terminal velocity for a human falling.

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