General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
What’s helped you improve your climbing?	14-Sep-2006 At 1:15:56 PM	jonorock
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Climb with someone for a while who is more experienced and stronger. For the first year of climbing I stumbled up lots of trad climbs up to 17-18 (and tumbled down some) with a partner who could lead no more than 12. So I led everything but never tried anything harder. Then I started climbing with someone with 30yrs experience and very strong. The first weekend I 2nd up to 23 on natural gear and led up to 20. Within a year I was leading 23 and was much stronger, way better technique, more confident and faster on multipitch climbs.

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