General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Sport climbers - why don't you climb trad?	4-Feb-2013 At 11:45:29 AM	BlankSlab
Message
On 28/01/2013 leeman wrote: >As a young(er) climber, I just find it difficult to find an experienced >partner to learn from, to place gear, and be confident in those placements. >Especially in Sydney. I;m harassing my friends to go out all the time, >but even then I'm the most 'experienced' person there, and I'm not prepared >to just wing it learning trad. Im a youger climber as well at 25. I climb probably 80% Trad. There are people who want to teach out there and pass it on. I have climbed with a few guys from the rockies on club trips and many of them more then happy to pass on there knowledge. I think our age group is predomently sport climbers though.

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