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Best rock climbing book to learn from	3-Mar-2011 At 3:43:54 PM	ambyeok
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On 3/03/2011 vonClimb wrote: >Also, if you haven't already, try sport leading indoors. It is useful for >learning how to deal with the mental game of leading trad, along with how >to fall (and belay falls) safely. If you cant belay safely then decking your partner in the gym is not gonna help. In fact if you cant instinctively belay safely then maybe climbing is not for you. Sure, there are some fancy techniques for soft catches and what-not but thats not for beginners anyway. Leading in the gym is either (a) a sport in of itself of no real training benefit done purely for recreational purposes, or (b) a total wank and waste of time; it depends on your perspective.

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