General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
30 degree Wall at Burnley.	30-May-2006 At 4:04:06 PM	Peacey
Message
Hi all, well I have tried all climbing moves that everyone has instructed me to try, I have now completed the black climb which is only 18, but on an incline. So I now have to become strong from doing this particular climb over and over. I have two questions; one is it possible to exercise ones forearms so that they are less susceptible too pumping out, I have tried upping my iron intake and light weight exercise to no avail. Two how long is too long when training on a bouldering wall? I know it seems to be a silly question, but I’m trying to become more versatile with my climbing and want to progress as safely as possible without injuring myself. Cheers Tristan

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