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Injury at Spurt Wall	30-Apr-2015 At 9:58:32 AM	kieranl
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On short sport routes consider using double-rope technique. If you've got 60 or 70 metres of skinny sport rope there's a lot of spare rope available on a 12 or 15m route to let you treat each end of the rope as a separate rope. This can pretty much eliminate the groundfall risk while clipping. Of course your belayer won't be able to use their grigri (for fun you could use 2 belayers with a grigri each). There are even sport routes where this is recommended (Living with a hernia)

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