General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Who is responsible for bad belaying?	19-Nov-2007 At 11:57:19 AM	matt
Message
I've gotta say that when i climb with a new belayer, i tell them what I like in belaying and give them a chance to adjust. Currently my house mate has just started climbing (gym only) and was doing better (within 1 hour at cliff) then other people I've climbed with for months. To that note, I've stopped climbing particular climbs with a certain person because they simply do not pay attention. Bit hard when you need slack in or out and the person is completely busy chatting with someone and the only way to get there attention is to whip them with the rope.

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