General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
bumbly blues .....	31-Mar-2004 At 5:26:43 PM	oweng
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Gday Tel, When I started climbing, all I basically did was second granite slabs. This was great, because with a tight rope and a (reletively) easy angled slab, I knew that if I fell of, there was no possibility of falling / swinging and hitting anything. All that would happen is id take one or two steps backward until the stretch was taken out of the rope. Slabs are also good because you rarely get pumped (except in the calfs...). Maybe you could do a bit more slab climbing to build confidence? (if you dont do much already that is).

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