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Top Rope Climbing
In top roping, a rope is anchored at the top of a climbing route, and the climber ascends with a belayer managing the rope from the ground.
Sport Climbing
Sport climbing stands out for its pre-installed bolts, allowing climbers to focus on technique and performance rather than gear placement. It blends physical strength, problem-solving, and dynamic movement, with graded routes for all skill levels.
Youtube Climbing Channels
If you're passionate about climbing and looking to enhance your skills or simply enjoy some thrilling content, you're in the right place!
How to tie a figure 8? (climbing knot)
The Figure of 8 Knot, also known as the Figure Eight Knot, is a strong, reliable knot commonly used in climbing and sailing. It's used to secure a rope to a harness or another object.
What does Beta mean in climbing?
In climbing, the term "beta" refers to information or advice about how to successfully complete a climbing route or problem based on the intention of the climb.
Indoor vs outdoor Climbing
Indoor climbing is generally more popular and accessible, making it an excellent starting point for beginners. Outdoor climbing, while more dangerous and demanding, offers unique rewards for those seeking adventure and a deeper connection with nature.
What is Bouldering?
There are many forms of climbing and one of them is bouldering. Bouldering involves short climbs but challenging routes which are called ‘problems’.
What is Auto Belay?
An auto belay is a mechanical device used in climbing gyms and some outdoor climbing facilities to take up the slack as a climber ascends and to safely lower the climber to the ground if they fall or when they complete their climb.