General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Soloing - A question of ethics?	24-Oct-2006 At 11:34:48 AM	shiltz
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All climbing involves an element of risk. To a non-climber the experience of watching roped climbing is much like sydneymatt describes watching a solo climber. In contrast I find, as a climber, watching a solo climber does not particularly worry me. I get a lot more spooked watching a nervous leader who is obviously out of their depth. Any high risk sport could be described as selfish because of the impact of injury on bystanders, friends and family. Everyone should consider this at various times and have a level of risk that they are comfortable with.

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