General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
What’s helped you improve your climbing?	19-Sep-2006 At 12:39:40 PM	Nottobetaken
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On 19/09/2006 Ronny wrote: >Sure finger strength is crucial, and technique is mandatory, but alone >they won't get you up anything steep - believe me, I've got plenty strong >fingers, not half bad technique, and a majorly jelly like middle, and I >can run up and down slab all day, but put me on a steep route of the same >grade... hopeless. ...yes - but by 'slab' don't you really mean 20 degs overhanging? Depends on your definition of 'slab' and 'steep'! For what it's worth - barefoot tracking problems on a 55 degs overhanging board using wooden holds is great for promoting Body T (but won't help you on 'real' slabs - obviously!)

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