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Chockstone Forum - General Discussion
General Climbing Discussion
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Abseiling tips, tricks, habits and advice |
28-May-2014 At 3:25:48 PM |
TimP
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I've read that the side/behind breaking hand is inclined to twist the rope more than the more direct line with breaking hand between the legs. I use the side method for resistance control and have been too preoccupied (scared) to notice what is happening to the rope. Perhaps it's that all the abseiling I've done is on two ropes. |
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