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	Climbing Lingo
		A dynamic climbing technique in which a hold is grabbed at the very apex of upward motion, thereby placing the smallest possible load on the hold.
		A climbing technique in which the thin edges of the climbing shoes are used to stand on small footholds.
		A technique for climbing cracks in which the fingers, hands, or feet are wedged inside a rock crack to gain purchase and facilitate upward progress.
	www.adventurecarolina.com /climbing.html (3497 words)

	UCP: Climbing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Climbing is an indoor or outdoor recreational activity that provides the thrill of ascending a wall or cliff and reaching the top.
		The climbing technique an individual uses is dependent upon his or her abilities.
		The basic climbing motion is done not on the face of the wall but on a static rope.
	www.ucp.org /ucp_channeldoc.cfm/1/15/11383/11383-11383/2851 (846 words)

	A glossary of rock climbing terms
		A dynamic climbing technique in which the hold is grabbed at the apex of upward motion.
		A climbing technique used to reduce tension in arms while holding a side grip.
		Climbing on routes that are too long for a single belay rope.
	mccammon.ucsd.edu /~adcock/climbing_glossary.html (1649 words)

	Rock Climbing Australia
		Climbing well has more to do with being technically competent and having the right mental attitude than being able to hang onto tiny holds, although the better climbers tend to be both technically proficient and strong.
		A good exercise is to try to recall, to your climbing partner, the moves you made in the order in which you made them on a simple route in your local climbing gym (Artificial routes in a gym are easier to recall because the hand and foot holds are clearly defined).
		There are a few techniques associated with the efficient movement of your shoulders however the bulk of climbing technique is associated with the movement of your lower body.
	www.climbing.com.au /training.php?page=training_movement1.htm (1256 words)

	Ice climbing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ice climbing is the recreational activity of climbing ice formations such as icefalls, and frozen waterfalls.
		Vertical ice climbing is done with crampons and ice axes (generally called ice tools if they are specific to vertical ice); the climber kicks his legs to engage the front points of the crampons in the ice, and then swings the axe into the ice above his head.
		Tying in entails attaching your rope to the climbing harness.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ice_climbing (886 words)

	The Essence of Face Climbing Technique \|\|\| Lynn Hill Climbing Camps
		The essence of climbing technique hinges on having a keen sense of body awareness.
		When I first started climbing, my focus was polarized on clutching the handholds and I didn't pay much attention to how I placed my feet or hands.
		The ability to imagine the key elements of timing and body position is crucial whether I am in the process of planning a sequence of moves, trying to figure out how to climb past the crux move, or analyzing my performance on the rock.
	www.lynnhillclimbs.com /technique.htm (405 words)

	eBay Guides - Climbing Buying Guide
		Climbing apparel: Climbing apparel options run the gamut from shorts with pockets designed specially for climbing gear to an array of shirts, pants, gloves, and sunglasses.
		Climbing footwear: Climbing shoes from companies such as Scarpa, Five Ten, and La Sportiva are a must for any type of climbing.
		Climbing shoes and climbing slippers do more than protect your feet—they also serve as a valuable climbing aid, allowing you to better secure your feet on a rock’s surface and ensure maximum precision and sensitivity.
	pages.ebay.com /buy/guides/climbing-buying-guide (1611 words)

	Treeclimbing.COM / Recreational Tree Climbing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The climbing knot used is either a Blake's hitch or magnus hitch.
		One disadvantage of climbing with a double-rope technique is that damage to a tree may result from the rope moving across the live wood.
		The good thing about single-rope technique is that the rope does not move over the bark while you're climbing, so that climbing is harmless to the tree.
	www.treeclimbing.com /tci/tci-07.html (1109 words)

	Skyward Mountaineering - Mountain Guiding and Climbing Instruction
		Climbing gyms are a great place to hone your skills, get stronger, as well as interact with other local climbers.
		If your climbing is restricted to gyms only, then try and get on all different types of routes available from vertical walls to corners to roofs and steep climbs.
		When you are climbing to train your strength you are not climbing to make it to the top of routes, simply to get stronger.
	www.skywardmountaineering.com /trainrock.html (583 words)

	Climbing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		To lead climb, you must be toprope certified and show proper technique in lead belay and bolt clipping.
		This class is for those with no climbing experience and those who may need a refresher course on basic safety and climbing skills.
		Because rock climbing safety education is an ongoing process, we offer seminars that focus on traditional gear placement, sport climbing techniques, self rescue, or any other specific gear and safety interests.
	www.aspenathleticclub.com /climbing.htm (227 words)

	Climbing technique - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A climbing technique is any of a number of body postures, movements and holds used in climbing.
		hooking a heel on a hold, for balance or leverage; this technique requires pulling with the foot by flexing hamstring, which is notable in that most climbing requires using the feet to push.
		climbing a vertical edge by side-pulling the edge with both hands and relying on friction or very small holds for the feet.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Climbing_technique (303 words)

	E.S.O.S Climbing Classes
		You’ll complete a progression of climbs using a broad range of climbing techniques such as edging, crack and friction smearing.
		Using top rope anchoring, each student is given personalized coaching to reach the limit of his or her ability and move into a higher state of accomplishment on the rock.
		Rock climbing in June is a wonderful experience because the weather is usually fine, the rock is in good condition and you are feeling good with long days and many hours spent outside.
	www.essentialskills.org /climbingClasses.html (1194 words)

	Climbing: Sunburn-free Climbing - ALTREC.COM
		Indoor climbing gyms are probably the best places to learn to climb, especially when you’re working long days, or battling fickle weather.
		Artificial climbing walls aren’t quite as abundant as Starbucks, but at last count there are 400 to 500 in the U.S. Look for indoor walls at climbing gyms, health clubs, and schools, as well as cruise ships, amusement parks and fairs.
		Most indoor gyms have bouldering areas, or at least allow you to climb ropeless on the walls while remaining in close proximity to the ground.
	www.altrec.com /published/climb/howtos/sunburnfreeclimbing (811 words)

	Rock Climbing Adventures in Vermont
		Students will learn how to tie into the climbing rope, how to belay another climber on top rope, how to properly anchor themselves while belaying, and basic climbing technique such as footwork and balance.
		Climbing Technique and Movement on Rock: This course addresses physical movement, balance, equipment, and technique on both crack and face climbs of all angles.
		All techniques, methods, and practices are taught in a clear, hands-on, and safe environment.
	www.vermontadventuretours.com /Rock_Climbing.htm (1429 words)

	Rock, Ice and Mountain Climbing Terms, Glossary, Definitions
		Boot-Ax Belay: A belay technique used on snow where the climbing rope is wound around both a firmly planted ice ax shaft and the belayer's boot.
		Edging: A rock climbing technique where the edges of the climbing shoes are used to stand on small footholds.
		Self-Belay: A technique for self-protection on snow and ice where one or more ice axes are secured before the feet move; also, using an ascender or carabiners to attach oneself to a fixed line.
	www.santiamalpineclub.org /mountain/climbing/terms (3056 words)

	Howstuffworks "How Rock Climbing Works"
		Ice climbing - Ice climbing is like traditional climbing except that the climber is scaling an ice formation (such as a frozen waterfall or a glacier) rather than a rock formation.
		If you had to climb it, it would be impossible unless you had suction cups for your hands and feet.
		In making the jump to traditional climbing, it is essential to find a partner or hire a guide/instructor with traditional climbing experience so that you can learn how to safely place protection yourself.
	health.howstuffworks.com /rock-climbing.htm (1281 words)

	Earth Treks: Ice Climbing Seminars (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Climbing ice was once an activity reserved for lunatics and masochists.
		This course focuses on developing proper climbing technique, the ins and outs of ice climbing gear, and staying warm and dry in a cold environment.
		For some folks ice climbing is a once a year or a once in a lifetime event.
	www.earthtreksclimbing.com /ice.html (541 words)

	Better Road Cycling Climbing Technique
		On a climb that's long, the most common mistake is to choose an unsustainable pace.
		Especially when climbing out of the saddle, it is all too easy to lean forward and take the weight off the rear wheel just when it needs it, resulting in spinout and bogging down -- bend at your waist when standing to avoid this.
		Steve Bauer, a pro racer and a Canadian silver medalist in the 1984 Olympics says on the topic of climbing technique: "You may want to stand at first to rest the muscles you were using on the flat," says Bauer.
	www.bicyclesource.com /you/road/road-climbing.shtml (631 words)

	Rock Climbing Forums: Climbing Information: General: What's your climbing technique?
		As many as there are routes, there must be a variety of climbing styles out there and a commonality between all of them.
		When I started climbing ice I was all about bashing the hell out of the ice.
		I also don't believe in set patterns, you should be able to climb a route several different ways.
	www.rockclimbing.com /cgi-bin/forum/gforum.cgi?post=222582 (750 words)

	Indoor Rock Climbing Instruction - Cascade Alpine Guides (800) 981-0381
		The objective of our REI climbing courses is to provide first time or novice climbers with an introduction to basic sport climbing procedures, terminology, technique and the use of equipment.
		The emphasis is not just how to climb but how to climb better, by conserving strength, moving more efficiently and tackling harder routes.
		In our women-specific technique class we will climb using some of the hardest problems on the Pinnacle focusing on better foot and body positioning more specific to female body types.
	www.cascadealpine.com /training/indoorrock.asp (644 words)

	REI: Seattle Flagship Climbing Classes
		The objective of our Seattle climbing courses is to provided first-time or novice climbers with an introduction to basic sport climbing procedures, terminology, technique and the proper use of equipment.
		Our Goal The objective of our Seattle climbing courses is to provided first-time or novice climbers with and introduction to basic sport climbing procedures, terminology, technique and the use of equipment.
		All classes are held at the Flagship's Pinnacle and taught by REI experts from the climbing staff.
	www.rei.com /stores/seattle/climbclass.html (813 words)

	Sunburn-free Climbing - GreatOutdoors.com
		Many gyms have weight rooms, as well as an artificial climbing wall, and most host climbing competitions for climbers of all levels.
		If you are new to climbing, sign up for an introductory course of basic rope craft and technique.
		Climb with control, allowing your muscles to tire but not get so pumped that you have to let go.
	www.greatoutdoors.com /published/climb/howtos/sunburnfreeclimbing (783 words)

	Stanford University - Physical Education, Recreation and Wellness Programs
		Intermediate B* is a technique class for people who climb regularly, or for those who have taken the beginning class.
		Strength is no substitute for technique but can definitely help you climb longer and harder routes, plus is a great workout.
		It is focused on mental and physical climbing technique, including on-siting and red-pointing strategies.
	www.stanford.edu /dept/pe/rec/rock_climbing.html (384 words)

	Rock Climbing Equipment and Techniques (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Detailed knowledge of safety equipment is crucial for safe climbing, however, and requires an attention to detail absent in many other sports.
		In one technique, top-roping, a rope from the top of the climb always holds the climber, making most slips harmless.
		In the other technique, lead climbing, the climber attaches the rope to the rock at points along the climb.
	alumnus.caltech.edu /~sedwards/climbing (273 words)

	Outdoor Rock Climbing Instruction - Cascade Alpine Guides (800) 981-0381
		The objective of Cascade Alpine Guides Rock climbing courses is to provide first time or novice climbers with an introduction to basic rock climbing procedures, terminology, technique and the use of equipment.
		After taking this course, students should feel confident with their ability to set top-rope anchors off of natural anchors, be familiar with multi-pitch climbs and multi-pitch rappel descents, and be a reliable and helpful second for the average recreational leader.
		This two-day course is designed for people who have completed the introductory course or have previous clean aid climbing experience and want to further their exploration into the fl art of aid climbing.
	www.cascadealpine.com /training/rockclimbing.asp?m=7 (1703 words)

	Outdoor Recreation: Climbing
		Building from previous climbing experience, this program offers practice in improved climbing technique and dynamic movement.
		Both indoor and outdoor climbing sessions provide chances to work on your technique and challenge yourself on progressively more technical routes.
		Located in Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, Stone Mountain is recognized as one of the classic climbing areas in the U.S. with over 400 feet of Southern friction climbing.
	www.virginia.edu /ims/outdoor/climbing.html (378 words)

	Hill climbing technique
		So maybe we know why we're climbing the hill, and this should help our attitude about it (and remember, attitude is everything, more important even than what shape you're in).
		This technique can work wonders (and if you were racing, has the added benefit of not "telegraphing" your intentions to everyone else).
		I was working on trying to keep my heart rate down while climbing at the same speed (or, conversely, climbing faster at the same heart rate), and discovered that my old breathing methods, essentially syncing my breathing to my pedaling, do not cut it.
	www.chainreaction.com /hills.htm (1191 words)

	Rock Climbing Forums: Climbing Information: Technique & Training: Training Question
		Also that once you learn bad technique it is harder for you to re-learn good technique instead of just taking the time in the beginning and learning correct technique.
		Besides, if you're a beginner, climbing alone will do a perfectly adequate job of building strength because in the early stages of strength development, strength can be built quite easily.
		Everyone develops technique at slightly different rates, but I would guess that the minnimum amount of time one should devote purely to climbing without specific training is six months, with one year being more realistic.
	www.rockclimbing.com /cgi-bin/forum/gforum.cgi?post=375794 (385 words)

	Rock Climbing Training Conditioning
		Rock climbing can be done outside on rock or inside on artificial rock walls.
		Strength is no substitute for technique but can assist in improving climbing ability.
		Sometimes the goal of the climber is to find an area to climb for the pure pleasure of climbing; at other times, the goal is to climb a peak where the route to the summit involves climbing rock pitches, what is referred to as alpine climbing.
	www.bodyresults.com /s1climb.asp (376 words)

	Climbing Technique: Gym Drills
		In order to improve your climbing technique, advance to more challenging routes, and preserve your finger and elbow tendons, try incorporating some of the following drills into your gym climbing.
		As always, before any indoor climbing or strength session, include a 5-10 minute general warm-up, several active stretches, and a dynamic climbing warm-up on a few easy routes first, to prepare yourself physically and mentally for more difficult routes or drills.
		Then, as the drill implies, climb it a second time, but this time, keep your non-dominant hand behind your back or down by your side.
	www.bodyresults.com /S2drills.asp (856 words)

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