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Adam M.
Jun 14, 2023
Rock climbing can be enjoyed by individuals of various body types. While a lean and relatively lightweight body composition can provide advantages in terms of strength-to-weight ratio, there is no specific "best" body type for climbing. Other factors such as technique, flexibility, mental focus, and problem-solving skills also play important roles ... Read more  
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Adam M.
Jun 2, 2023
The longevity of a chalk ball can vary depending on factors such as frequency of use and personal preference for chalk application. Generally, a chalk ball can last for several months to a year or even longer. How quickly you go through a chalk ball will depend on how often you climb, how much chalk you use per session, and the size of the chalk ba... Read more  
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PaulClimbs
Aug 29, 2023
Flexibility in my opinion is extremely underrated. I think being flexible can be one of the greatest tools in climbing. I myself am not flexible at all, but my friends are, and the difference between how we climb is so noticeable. Moves that are so difficult for me are just easy to them. You dont have to be flexible to climb, but, it would m... Read more  
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John Che
Aug 11, 2023
Rock climbing doesn't really get you big and bulky. It can make you stronger though, just without the massive body size. There are some people who tend to grow and bulk up faster than others, at least to a certain size. They may get some more muscle mass than others, but for the most part, you muscle mass won't really increase that much.... Read more  
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Answered a Question    Jun 14, 2023

do hand grippers help climbing?

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Hand grippers can help improve grip strength for climbing by targeting the muscles and tendons of the hands and fingers. They can be a useful tool when combined with climbing-specific exercises and training. However, climbing involves more than just grip strength, so it's important to have a well-rounded training approach.
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