General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
bouldering for short-arses	25-Jul-2009 At 12:07:11 PM	howzithanging?
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On 25/07/2009 oldfella wrote: >so to answer your question, No. the way you climb will not make you gain >more bulk. > i totally dissagrere fast powerefull moves while climbing will work your muscles differently therefore change the way they recover (grow). this is cleary evident when you compare a boulders body type to that of a trad climber. so if you are climbing slowly to simulate climbing big walls, i think this will have a direct impact on how much you bulk up while training

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