General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Sport grades 'higher' than trad?	19-Jul-2012 At 11:59:48 AM	muki
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On 19/07/2012 nmonteith wrote: >I know these days >I climb probably 80% sport, so my trad 'experience is reduced, and thus >I am climbing at least a couple of grades lower on trad routes. But in >the past when I did a lot more trad I was climbing about the same grade >on sport and trad. maybe experience is the wrong word,once learned a thing is not so easily forgotten in my opinion, but endurance is another thing, it can leave you if not regularly exercised. >If you want to get better at trad then climb trad. this would exercise your stamina and endurance, as well as your ability to make speedy but safe decisions on gear placement.

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