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Posts by Peter Conti‭

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Q&A How do you get better at static climbing?

Being in control of your body and making controlled movements is a skill I can't seem to get down. Are there any good ways to practice this or any workouts that can contribute to helping me build u...

2 answers  ·  posted 9y ago by Peter Conti‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Red River Gorge Summer

I'm planning a rock climbing trip this summer and I've been considering the Red River Gorge as a possible stop. I've been there before in the late fall and it was absolutely awesome in terms of spo...

1 answer  ·  posted 9y ago by Peter Conti‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A What kind of car do I need to reach most hiking trailheads near Boulder Colorado, Rocky Mountain NP

If you're hiking in and around Boulder, you don't need anything special for a car. If you live near a bus route, there are routes that can take you to the edge of the city and within 15 minutes eas...

posted 9y ago by Peter Conti‭

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Q&A What to do if the second seems stuck and absolutely no communication is possible?

What you could do is develop a rope-tug system for situations like this. E.g one tug = hard take, two tugs = slack, etc. This works better when the belayer is below, but it's still useful for situa...

posted 9y ago by Peter Conti‭

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