General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Uni outdoors clubs	16-May-2007 At 8:41:12 PM	AlanD
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On 16/05/2007 Pei wrote: > I think that's also because the few uni rock climbing trips that I did actually go on >were more tailored to beginners - people who hadn't climbed before, so >I found them a little boring, I never actually went on a trip where you >could go and lead climb etc. IME that's pretty typical for any uni club at the beginning of the year, where they get lots of inexperienced new members. It usually changes a couple of weeks after Easter, once they lose the new members that discover it's not for them, study commitments take hold etc, leaving behind only the dedicated new & old members.

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