General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbing is safer	15-Sep-2010 At 10:32:16 AM	DavidC
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Now it has been a long time since I've done any statistics and correct me if I'm wrong. But risk from events like any activity such as climbing etc after you have finish the event the risk from that episode will be 0 as you haven't died. So the risk will be the same each time you do the event. The risk will only be higher if you say I plan to climb x number of times for the rest of your life. The larger x is, the greater the risk.

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