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I have to say the physical. I'm a reasonably dedicated outdoor climber with 5+ years of practice. Place me at any typical section of a 5.12c climb and I might b
by ropable 12y ago
I have to say the physical. I'm a reasonably dedicated outdoor climber with 5+ years of practice. Place me at any typical section of a 5.12c climb and I might be able to hold myself in place (not ascending) for a minute or so. The hardest thing I've ever climbed rates 5.11b (actually 23 here in Australia where we use the Exbank scale which is actually, y'know, comprehensible :P)
The kind of dedication that allows a person to train up to 5.13/5.14 climbs is, to me, just mind-blowing.
- npsimons 12y agoYou might be interested in "The Rock Climber's Training Manual" (http://rockclimberstrainingmanual.com/ http://rockclimberstrainingmanual.com/). Not that I'm near there (yet), but I've got the book for exactly that reason, and it seems solid.