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Adam M.
Jun 1, 2023
It depends on your goals for climbing and why you are doing it in the first place. When I started climbing I went all in and had 4 hour sessions on average I believe. I was quite obsessed. But, I also had a goal, to get as good as I could in the shortest amount of time. Could I have done that with less time per session, definitely. I went 3 or 4... Read more  
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Adam M.
Jun 1, 2023
Yes, warming up by climbing easy routes is a common and effective way to prepare your body for more challenging climbs. Start with routes below your maximum difficulty level to gradually increase blood flow and warm up your muscles. Focus on smooth movements and proper technique. Adjust the intensity and duration of your warm-up based on how you fe... Read more  
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Adam M.
Jun 14, 2023
Climbing on wet sandstone can be damaging to both the rock and the climber. Wet sandstone is softer, more prone to erosion, and less grippy. Climbers are at a higher risk of slipping and falling due to reduced friction. Additionally, climbing on wet sandstone can cause accelerated wear and tear on the rock, potentially leading to permanent damage. ... Read more  
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Why do climbers heads always seem to be pushed forwards?
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what body type is best for rock climbing?
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