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Rock Climbing Adventures Guide

Ready for the adventure of a lifetime? Whether you've never rock climbed before or you're a pro climber, this rock climbing guide has the information you need:

  • Climbing Classifications - different climbs for different people

  • Types of climbing - traditional, sport, free solo, ice, bouldering, indoor climbing

  • Choosing the best clothes and equipment for your climb

  • How to prepare your body for your next climb

  • Preparing for hazards and accidents

  • Key things to do before climbing

  • This Complete Guide to Rock Climbing  has all this and more! Request your free copy below.

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    •   Active/Passive Protection - If using aid while climbing, various pieces of hardware are used to assist in climbing (wedges, bolts, cams, nuts).

When choosing clothing for rock climbing, think comfortable and breathable - you’ll be grateful for this when you start sweating. If taking a long trek up a steep mountain, dress for the elements. At the summit of a high mountain, temperatures can be as low as 100 degrees
Fahrenheit below zero!


Getting Started

If you think you may be interested in rock climbing, start by reading books or climbing publications. There are many books available that outline the basics of rock climbing. Others have essays written by climbers that can give you a feel for the sport. Publications are good sources of gear advice and reviews, technique and training tips, and climbing destinations.

Rock climbing is not a "do it yourself" sport, though. Before attempting a climb, you should look for a professional instructor. These people are trained and certified to teach you climbing maneuvers, safety precautions, knot tying, and what kind of equipment and supplies you’ll need. You can find instructors through a climbing gym or by using a search engine on the Internet. If after a short instructional course you wish to proceed, you may find lengthier rock climbing instructional
programs through the recreation department of your local college or a climbing outfitter. Sign-up Above to Read More!
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