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Ankles busted in the Bluies |
20-Apr-2009 At 6:05:46 PM |
hangdog
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I am guessing the sort of people who use an auto block also check via the ABCD method.
I remember being out at Flake crack whena guy was top roping on a single Biner (and pulley at the top just like the gym he came from!!) At some point the biner disconnected and he fell down the slab next to the flake. His foot went behind the block at the start and he went the other. He only had his archiles tendon holding his foot on when he finally landed. |
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