General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
climbing as anti-anxiety prescription	27-Jan-2011 At 2:56:26 PM	billk
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On 27/01/2011 Godless wrote: >>I don't think the positive effects of rockclimbing are as simple as the >corporate "brave in one area of your life, you realise you can be brave >in other areas too", Yep, I think this article leaned a bit too far in that direction. I certainly don't think doing something novel once can help anyone be less anxious long term. Of course, corporate training weekends etc have to sell you the idea that you only have to go abseiling once and your entire life will be turned around.

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