General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
A comment on hierarchies of risk	29-Jan-2016 At 1:59:51 PM	ldshield
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I am a relative newcomer to climbing, but despite formal instruction with a couple of different organisations one of the things that still worries me is not knowing what I don't know. After reflection I came to the conclusion that this is not necessarily always a bad thing, because if you can recognise that there are always going to be gaps in your knowledge (even if you're not sure what they are) it motivates you to actively check for hazards rather than become complacent.

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