General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Selling out	6-Jan-2005 At 2:29:20 PM	hangdoggy
Message
its not really a conscious thing...its ..insidious...it slowly happens over time. it slowly disappears...miss day here a day there...and you get busy around the home and before you know it your climbing life is in tatters... i always knew what climbing meant to me....and now i'm fighting tooth and nail to get it back.....its something thats easy enough to lose but damn hard to get back.. sometimes losing these things is not a conscious act. Trick is to realise when its happening and not lose it in the first place

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