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4 minutes ago, Wonky said:

This was  my teacher in climbing, it was at a pace I could keep up with????

 

 

 

Someone should post him a Glendales Tshirt , K

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Rich Rule
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You will be a old, experienced climber by the time the kit arrives from Northern Arb Supplies.   I would, as others have suggested, try a harness before you buy.  

Gnarlyoak
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From the two options you have provided one would need to ask if you are looking to get into tree work specifically or just general access climbing. If you're looking to get into tree work then th

MattyF
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I’ve thought about this a bit before but if I was to train a new climber from scratch I would start them on SRT, you can limb walk and move around the canopy and not just ascend faster if your profici

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 @Ppaulo11  and dont worry abt yr pace at the mo' , no point racing if you fall out of the tree at the end of the day . Get yr change overs and forward planning of the task in yr head . that is the key . Suddenly yr groundstaff will be holding you up - scrabbling abt under you . K

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Is there a chance that they're is anyone about for a few hours teaching, respecting coronavirus guidelines of course...

18 hours ago, Khriss said:

.................... Or 2Rope ? K

Bloody hell Keith the koala has got NRT (no rope technique) down to a tee ?

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1 hour ago, Ppaulo11 said:

Is there a chance that they're is anyone about for a few hours teaching, respecting coronavirus guidelines of course...

Bloody hell Keith the koala has got NRT (no rope technique) down to a tee ?

Depends where you are , lots of trees here. K

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