Rock Climbing: Where there's a wall, there's a way

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > The Great Outdoors > Rock Climbing: Where there's a wall, there's a way

dirby: Sep 21, 2004; Helping goons with math

There are probably some very experienced climbers here who use them (I think I remember some discussion about them in the previous thread), but they don't appear to be for people just starting out, which it seemed like you might be.

Covert Ops Wizard posted:

IMO, specifically targeting muscles to work out (hangboard training, pull-ups) while climbing as a beginner is a great way to get a tendon injury.

Manstrocity posted:

For the vast majority of climbers, hang/campus boards are just an efficient way to get injured and you're best off avoiding them for a long time.

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