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Beginners climbing guide, hints, tips and general climbing techniques


Adam Bourne

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Looks a fun tree to climb :) if you don't mind me adding a couple of constructive comments if your not already aware, anchoring on to lateral side limbs away from the branch Union is increasing the leverage of the limb and not recommended especially on smaller diameter stuff or anchor points , maybe fine on a limb that size but I would not want to get in bad habits , Also you will find prussiking a lot easier and almost effortless in comparison of pulling up through nothing with your feet against the stem which would be possible with the rope closer in.

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Thanks for the response. Oh I know it would of been so much easier if I had put my line closer to the trunk. The point of the exercise though was specifically not to do that so we could practice doing it in mid air and branch rolling. Our teacher thought it was a good exercise to perform should in the real world the situation ever arose. So much harder though! 3 out of 10 lads couldn't get on the limb after prussicking up

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