General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
30 degree Wall at Burnley.	29-May-2006 At 2:33:11 PM	Peacey
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Jac, Would it be true to say that by having ones right knee aligned with ones right arm, it would be possible to save a lot of energy to continue on with the climb? By turning onto your side does this allow for your leg to take some of the strain form your own body weight? Cheers Tristan

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