General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Gym Grading	15-Jun-2005 At 10:40:47 AM	brat
Message
Rereading this, it occured to me that a any climb is very subjective to the ability of the climber. Outdoors a climber capable of 18s may find 3 ways through a 15 crux, whilst a 20s climber will have 5 through improvisation, ie a crimp available for the harder climber may not even come on the radar for the lesser climber! Indoors, the climbs are far more specific to the moves you can make, through designated holds, it would be technique only that opens up options. I can live without climbing indoors, but it is handy through having set moves to be able to measure your progress. And to run laps without pissing others off! :o)

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