General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
A study of the double dyno	19-Jan-2011 At 4:04:02 PM	Dave J
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heres a vid of some one arm campus action (not me) http://www.youtube.com/comment_servlet?all_comments=1&v=Nl9eolfglhU To link this back to the actual topic it didnt look like he was overshooting the next rung by the recommended 10cm to lessen the impact of the catch. Also on topic... I was in the blueys the other week and belayed Jules on a route next to Way Of All Flesh that had 2 double dynos up what must be a 45 degree wall...Looked bloody great.

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