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14-Jan-2010 9:32:02 PM
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>No offence but traversing bluestone walls produces climbers like you.
>Training at Burnley and climbing gyms produces climbers like Chris Webb-Parsons,
>Nathan Hoette and the Cossey brothers. I can take a guess who most young
>climbers would prefer to emulate.
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I'd rather be simey, but then no-one cares what I think.
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14-Jan-2010 10:59:16 PM
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On 14/01/2010 stugang wrote:
>I'd rather be simey, but then no-one cares what I think.
That's right, it's not just about the climbing... it is the playboy lifestyle that revolves around my climbing.
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14-Jan-2010 11:46:57 PM
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On 14/01/2010 stugang wrote:
>I'd rather be simey....
So would I. I hate training and I hate climbing gyms. I would have loved to have had a bluestone wall to climb on but I grew up in Sydney, where there aren't any, so I just bouldered. Bouldering has always been the closest thing to training that I've done, although now I view at as an end in itself, rather than a means to an end.
I am also the master of the 15 second fingerboard workout.
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15-Jan-2010 12:20:24 AM
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God help me - I have standards! I'd never want to climb like simey and I also reckon bluestone walls suck. I just want to be simey.
Clear now?
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15-Jan-2010 12:29:34 AM
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On 15/01/2010 stugang wrote:
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> I'd never want to climb like simey.
I didn't realise simey climbed.
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16-Jan-2010 11:16:34 PM
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On 13/01/2010 widewetandslippery wrote:
>the reason to train is that it gives you access to territory you could never touch otherwise.
Etts do that for me!
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