Climbing

>>1996866
I would like to get into climbing, but I have CTS and finger joint pain from working construction. Wat do? I'm getting a new job so I can fight again, so I imagine that's a start.

>>1996866
I started climbing indoors a couple months back, trying to climb a couple times a week now

any advice? I've moved up from the ultra easy routes just need to get better at technique. I've done a lot of parkour in the past and I noticed it actually made climbing more difficult because I'm always looking for jumps and explosive moves and I don't cling to the wall very elegantly.

The rock was a huge draw

Neville will climb that ladder and take his rightful place as champion

>>1997345
focus on your feet, climbing down is another good exercise sice you cant dyno that

climbing for about 2 years in Japan here.

bouldering outside for about 1 year.
lead outside since this spring.
just did first multipitch the other day.

feels goodman. multipitch was pretty scary though.

>>1997345
Like the other dude said, focusing on your feet is the most important thing by far when you're starting.

Saw Reel Rock 11 and it was OK this year. Watching Ashima climb hard was awesome and The Dodo's Delight was hilarious. Everything else was alright.

Anybody go on any cool trips in the fall? I'm planning on making it out to Bishop around February. I've only ever gone in the summer so I'm hoping it will make a big difference.