General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
30 degree Wall at Burnley.	28-May-2006 At 3:55:36 PM	damon23
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With no gym experience this wall is really hard to master.. I climb 15 - 16's outdoors generally without too many probs. Jumping onto this baby had me pumped in a few mins.. Anyone got any advice for climbing on an incline? The old phylosophy of climbing a ladder seems to go out the door in this situation. Should the body be kept tense while connecting moves? Seems to be a lot more thinking involved too. - eg mapping your moves before you start. If you fall off should you go back to the start of the climb? Cheers.

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