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[[image: edging.jpg|right|thumb|220px|a climbing shoe on a small edge]] ...teps - edges. Edging is very different from [[smearing]] - the other major technique that uses mainly friction and allows the shoe to "stick to rounded and smot ...

...he arms muscle feels less fatigued. When your arms feel better, go back to climbing hrd routes until pumped. repeat three times. Keep training until your recov ==recovery while climbing== ...

...off width climbers say, however, that with some training and instruction, climbing offwidth becomes feasible, even if not really easy. ...ur shoulder can go in, and it's more (even tough not exactly) like chimney climbing. You need to decide in advance which side of your body you want in, because ...

...in mid-move and revert to the previous posture. As a matter of fact, every climbing movement that has swing or momentum is a dyno. ...moves are common in hard [[boldering]] but are used occasionally on real [[climbing routes]], even while [[leading]]. ...

'''Arm Rappel''' is not a rappel per se,but a similar technique that uses [[ropes]] to descend a mildly steep terrain, without the need for [[category: skills and techniques]][[category: can yoning]][[category: rock climbing]][[category: mountaineering]][[category: improvisations]][[category: rappel ...

...SPOFs by doubling the systems, coupling them or simply backing them up. In climbing, rappelling and [[canyoning]] there usually are SPOFs that cannot be elimin ...g application of parts of the system, or by using an altogether unsuitable technique or pieces of gear. A negligible fraction of accidents are due to gear failu ...

==Stage 2: climbing to the leader== ...ght be a bad idea to load it unnecessarily. On the other hand, if the free climbing is hard and there is a risk of falling, it might be a wiser choice to climb ...

# A technique used in [[mountaineering]] and [[alpinizm|alpine climbs]], mainly on less t ...ided routes between a guide and his client when [[moving together]] (simul-climbing) on a route. The guide and the client (one may, of course, substitute "expe ...

...ct that the spirit of that guides them has infiltrated the entire field of climbing. Take a climber to a rock face, iron rungs beneath his feet and all around ...t and the length of time available. The decisive factor isn't courage, but technique; an ascent may take days and days, and the pegs and bolts counted in the hu ...

Aid climbing Aid climbing without hammering. ...