General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Mind games, visualisation & being in the 'zone'.	15-Jun-2005 At 5:30:25 PM	steph
Message
On 15/06/2005 Uncle Chester wrote: >i go for a mel gibson style >head slapping then scream and jump on the wall... you mean babboon style?!? Back to the topic, I also find i climb better when slightly nervous. It's also easier to shut things out and focus when you're 99% sure you're about to fall...or die to be more dramatic. I can always onsight harder when in a comp situation or when trying to redpoint some outdoor bia*#h of a climb that I know backwards in my head. Yes, I turn pale and need to be force-fed food, but focus-wise its a great method to send.

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