General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Mind games, visualisation & being in the 'zone'.	22-Nov-2004 At 8:44:55 AM	Goodvibes
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"Reach, don't whine." I think it was from Arno Illgers book but this is one of the best phrases I have ever read. If ever I find myself hesitating I just say it quietly to myslef and try and get on with the job. I find it helps quite alot in trying to get in "the zone". It helps to keep your focus on the moves. Funny that people have said that they find it happens more on onsights, for me it is redpointing where i can really feel the flow etc. On hard redpoints you have to do everything perfect, so if I am not flowing I end up falling.

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