General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
What goes through you mind while on the sharp end?	29-Aug-2003 At 1:22:38 PM	DC
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Not a bad idea Dodgy. For myself I think the mental part of climbing at or near your physical limit is probably 50% of the game. Also I have noticed that tech tips always talk about technique either in terms of gear usage and movement but never incorporates mental preparation before climbing and techniques for dealing with HF during a climb. I'm guessing a lot of climbers could benefit from an article like this. Any volunteers to write this article? I'm probably not qualified myself as I tend to lose the mental battle more often than I win it.

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