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General Climbing Discussion
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Tips for cliff development |
9-Feb-2015 At 4:01:35 PM |
rodw
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I tend to do it ground up ie jumaring up, using normal harness etc...gives more freedom of movement to stretch between activities .....the steeper the route the harder it is but plugging in any gear to keep you closer to the wall (or dogging bolts if none) makes it easier on the body...or use a chest ascender to save the back a bit.
All said and done though, its just hard work TBH |
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