General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
To fall or not to fall; that is the question.	29-May-2009 At 7:22:28 AM	Li
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Yeah....I know exactly what you mean Sarah. I've fallen on second a few times, including the pendulum swing. I'm not looking forward to taking my first fall on lead....however it's one of those things we have to face if wanting to lead climb. I've read that it's good to learn how to fall properly when taking a fall....and also getting used to placing trust in your protection and belayer. It's counter intuitive to what we are programmed to do....so yeah.....not something that I eagerly look forward to!

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