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Any Fetchie (rock) climbers out there?

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eL Bee! Sep 2010 5:37pm, 9 Sep 2010 14,196 posts	Quote Pin eL Bee! Ness - there are TWO! One is five minutes from the Cavern!!
Pestomum Sep 2010 5:38pm, 9 Sep 2010 3,720 posts	Quote Pin Pestomum have we got a group yet?
eL Bee! Sep 2010 5:39pm, 9 Sep 2010 14,197 posts	Quote Pin eL Bee! DuncanG - excellent plan
eL Bee! Sep 2010 5:43pm, 9 Sep 2010 14,198 posts	Quote Pin eL Bee! What is the Group for? A general Rock Climbing Group? (There's one already! or a Climbing Weekend group?
Velociraptor Sep 2010 5:46pm, 9 Sep 2010 12,683 posts	Quote Pin Velociraptor A Climbing Weekend Group for the autumn. Date to be decided. Probably fairly soon, at a time when eL Bee! can climb but isn't quite back into running
Ness Sep 2010 5:47pm, 9 Sep 2010 4,210 posts	Quote Pin Ness That's brilliant news eL Bee! I'm so uncoordinated! I'm not very good at most sports which is why I took up running after my hip was fixed. After all putting one foot in front of the other... can't go too wrong there! But I also found that I can 'do' climbing! Will have to look up info about the climbing wall! Ta!
Tarahumara Sep 2010 5:48pm, 9 Sep 2010 446 posts	Quote Pin Tarahumara Ooohhh.....
Ness Sep 2010 5:48pm, 9 Sep 2010 4,211 posts	Quote Pin Ness Missed your post Vrap. Sound good.
Ness Sep 2010 5:48pm, 9 Sep 2010 4,212 posts	Quote Pin Ness sounds even!
MudMeanderer Sep 2010 5:56pm, 9 Sep 2010 24 posts	Quote Pin MudMeanderer I could be persuaded to join a climbing weekend, or at least one with some interesting crags nearby (not convinced I'd want to travel far just to pull on plastic). It's a while since I've been on the sharp end, and would be fun to get out again. In response to the question about low upper body strength, a decent proportion of low to mid grade climbers aren't huge hulks. For most easier stuff technique matters more, and you can often see slight elegant types saunter up stuff that more powerful types grunt and stuggle on. If you start fairly weak it forces you to discover good technique earlier on, and you'll develop the relevant strength with time.