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I used to climb on a regular basis but haven’t been able to for a long while because of my work situation. I miss it tremendously and need to start again.
I used to climb on a regular basis but haven’t been able to for a long while because of my work situation. I miss it tremendously and need to start again.
selfinspired is ready for change.
Actually, I might start with boulder climbing at Smith Rock this summer first.
One thing i have consistently wanted to do for years was learn to rock climb. I have enjoyed time at rock gyms and any climbing wall I come across and know how to belay but I really really want to do the real thing. What has held me back so far is that it involves expensive classes and equipment, and now I have a baby. But I realize that if i’m waiting for it to be easy and cheap I’ll never do it. I have to try while I’m still young and strong!
When I was young I loved climbing anything I could. Now that I am an adult I still get the urge. How do I start up and get in shape for it? Are there any good places in Ohio to do it?
ive gone to a rock climbing gym about two times. i’m not very good at it, but i’m still going to go again!!!
The first (and the last) time was in a rock-climbing gym with about 20 walls. Tried ‘em all and made it to the top on about 15 of them!
Loved every second of it. Do need to find a regular climbing partner and perhaps buy the monthly or six-monthly membership at the gym.
I went climbing outdoors for the first time today. It felt great! It was a beautiful sunny day, and the rock was on top of a mountain with a view of most of the bay area. It was such an awesome day!
NDure is organizing the 1st official HR training for his company
Climbed Mount Sinai in Egypt. It was very tiring but definitly worth it cause you get to see the sun rising from below you..
Not worth it!
But I was awful, and my back was sore for days! I’m not built to rock climb! Too bottom heavy, too weak in the arms, and way too short!!