General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbing Technique course	23-Oct-2008 At 10:43:49 AM	cookie
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>When are you going to have to dyno outdoors on trad gear at the middle >grade ranges? >I'd be inclined to save your money, buy some gear or spend it to get to >araps, where >you'll learn far more than what a course at hardrock can teach you! Just >regular climbing >will help you improve, no fancy courses are needed! so you don't have to dyno outdoors on middle grade? hrm... i still want to learn the skill properly tho.. maybe if i just keep at it :) i'd love to go to araps (subtle hint for the stalker reading my posts) but it would be a big trip... accommodation, petrol, time off work..... blah blah *excuse* any 4-5star accom around there?

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