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Rock climbing, I found I had to use my legs more rather than rely on upper body strength. Tree climbing, I find I'm always pulling up using upper body, whether I'm thrusting up or using the tree itself by pulling up on branches. Also, I meant a variety of things by the analogy like both are ball games/both use ropes but use them in different ways. Just an opinion that's all, and only from my own experiences

 

Ahh, I misread the analogy, :blushing:

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As said before rock strength will help tree strength. Also heel and toe hooks will help your work positioning ( all good rock climbing footwork will help ) .

 

Just remember to always have tension on the climbing line :-) your not sport climbing

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Although they are not the same, there are many similarities. He will/should have confidence in the kit and techniques, be good with heights and understand the systems used and be familiar with much of the kit.

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