General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Who is responsible for bad belaying?	15-Nov-2007 At 10:43:23 AM	Joad
Message
I'm not talking about blame, I'm talking about responsibility. With an increasing number of gym bread lead climbers, and the increasing incidence of outright bad and dangerous belaying I witness in Gyms, I'm wondering who is responsible? I'n my opinion staff in gyms are not good at pointing out bad technique, often they can even be the instigators of it. These days many gym staff begin their climbing career when they begin working in a gym. Should they be trained better? Should more experienced climbers be intervening with constructive critism when they see bad belaying? Should new climbers try to seek out experienced climbers for advice?

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