General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
pull ups	11-Dec-2006 At 12:51:21 PM	Nottobetaken
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An amusing discussion on this topic features in a recent Climb (UK magazine) - only they were questioning the relevance of one-arm pull ups versus climbing performance. They used the one-armer as their measure of maximum strength. Some of the UKs top climbers were interviewed, with results ranging from a V14 boulderer who couldn't do one at all, to someone that had climbed at a max level of 32, and could do 4. The classic comment was this though: "At my fittest, I could do 4 one-armers (in a row), but at the time I was sharing a house with Malcolm Smith - and he could do 12 - so I always considered myself to be the house weakling." - Neil Gresham.

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