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General Climbing · Nov 3, 2022

Which body part does the most work in climbing?

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Top Answer: Your lats and your back would do most of the work while climbing. Something beginner climbers usually experience is that sensation of discovering "new" muscles in their arms. These are just muscles that they have not used before, or not ...

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General Climbing · Nov 10, 2022

Can tall people rock climb?

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Top Answer: Tall and short people both have the potential to become amazing climbers. Climbing does not depend on the climbers height. There are times when being short can be beneficial, such is in very compressed movements and positions, and there are times ...

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General Climbing · Nov 11, 2022

What is indoor rock climbing called?

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Top Answer: Indoor rock climbing is just called indoor rock climbing. Though, the term could refer to a few different styles of climbing. Indoor climbing could refer to bouldering, sport climbing, top rope climbing, auto-belay climbing, and speed climbing. Ea...

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Climbing Gear · Nov 11, 2022

Do you need a chalk bag for bouldering?

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Top Answer: While a chalk bag is not a requirement for bouldering or climbing in general, it is highly recommended to use chalk as it can be the difference between sending a route and falling. Chalk, when used, is preferably kept in a chalk bag or a chalk bucket...

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Sport Climbing · Nov 11, 2022

Is lead climbing harder than top rope?

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Top Answer: Neither are necessarily harder than the other, It depends on the grade of the route you are climbing and your skills as a climber. You could climb a 5A top rope route that would be equally easy as a 5A lead route. You could also climb an 8A top rope ...

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General Climbing · Jan 1

Do all climbing gyms have showers in them?

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Climbing Shoes · Jan 3

Are there any climbing shoes with a small heel cup but a wide toe box?

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Training · Nov 11, 2022

Do I need to be in shape to rock climb?

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Top Answer: Being in shape and having a background in some kind of sport can be a benefit when starting to climb, but, it is not a requirement. Almost anyone, regardless of how fit there are and their weight, can climb. While you climb, you will probably star...

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General Climbing · Nov 15, 2022

What muscles should be sore after climbing?

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Top Answer: It depends on if you are a new climber or someone who already has some experience in climbing. If you are a new climber, then you will probably be more sore than people who have climbed even a few more times than you. One of the main reasons is be...

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General Climbing · Nov 20, 2022

What's fun about climbing?

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Top Answer: Climbing is a lot of fun and attractive to many people seeking a new hobby or simply to get into a new sport because it is a sport that doesn't require much gear, or even strength, and provides both a physical challenge and a mental challenge. ...

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