General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
pull ups	11-Dec-2006 At 4:26:29 PM	kp
Message
hmmm...this is an interesting thread! On 11/12/2006 Rupert wrote: >It been posted before I know - but this version has got to be more climbing >strength specific: >http://www.dragondoor.com/cgi-bin/articles.pl?rm=mode3&articleid=137 i'm not convinced that pinching strength translates to climbing in australia very well. If anything, i'd think its a major drawback of conventional training. If you watch most climbers closely they tend to pinch nearly every hold indoors - is this really an effective means to train, when so many of our cliffs tend to favour open handing & crimping ?

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