General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Are you too fat ?	24-Feb-2011 At 9:49:42 AM	Gavo
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On 24/02/2011 TonyB wrote: >How important is weight to climbing ? This was a recent topic not long ago.. though it might have been a sub-topic in another thread but the discussion consensus seemed to be that "lighter is better". Im only climbing trad at 17 at the moment, hoping to bump it up a grade or two next time Im out. Certainly could go more in sport. But point is, Im scrawny, 178 and in at about 68kg last time I checked, which was a while ago. I wouldnt want to be much heavier to be honest

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