Rock Climbing Classes
rock climbing classes
How to be the best rock climber?
Plz don’t tell me to get rock climbing classes ,,, there all taken no more spots for me.
Forget classes, you need someone to teach you. You belay, they climb, and then you go second. It is an apprenticeship.
To be the best, it’s like any sport. Never say “can’t” just say “trying”. and never limit yourself or compare your progress to someone else’s. Push your limits constantly.
BTW this question belongs in the Climbing section.
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