General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Training tips	16-Nov-2005 At 5:48:19 PM	Rosie
Message
You just need to do more climbing. If you go 2 nights per week indoors you'll get strong pretty fast. Just don't overdo it and give yourself an injury. I also find that climbing outdoors is good for improving technique (and therefore pushing the grades, if that's what you're into), even though you'll be climbing lower grades. It helps your footwork, and helps you to find clever rests for placing gear.

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