General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Training laybacking	19-Oct-2010 At 9:41:51 PM	joycepg
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Hardrock in the city has a few plastic cracks (19, 20) and one corner route (17, hands around the edge, feet on small holds) you can train laybacking on. For a classic layback climb close to Melbourne, try Hadrian ** 12m 16 at Werribee Gorge. Definitely top rope it while you are learning... I've always been ok at laybacking, which I think comes from my years of rowing. Maybe you could try a rowing machine in the gym.

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