General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
risk?	9-Nov-2006 At 11:21:48 PM	kaleshnikov
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This is a theory I once read , see what you think. People who engage in high risk activities, be it rock climbing, extreme skiing whatever, actually produce less adrenalin in there bodies than the average joe. Mr joe is quite happy mowing the lawns and thinks that all " extreme " sport type people have a screw loose. Climbers however, need that buzz, that burst of extra adrenalin production. For me it is onsighting something at my limit on natural pro, the second time you do a climb is never as good a feeling. Does this mean boulderers and sports climbers are a half step up on the evolutionary ladder from lawn mowers? Any uni types out there care to follow this up

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