General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Where to start	21-Jan-2009 At 12:07:30 PM	dfinnecy
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as everyone else has said there is no substitute for a lot of time with a more experienced climber. Following climbs and paying attention to how they placed gear, which placements are used, which passed up, where to extend the placement, and how to build a belay is key. When I was learning the number one book that taught me loads was the John Long Anchors book. http://www.amazon.com/How-Climb-Climbing-John-Long/dp/0934641374

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