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1. Traditional climbing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Traditional climbing, or Trad climbing, is a style of rock climbing in which a climber or group of climbers places all gear required to protect against falls (pitons, etc ...
2. Traditional Climbing Basics: Expert Advice from REI
Trad climbing is nearly always done outside on real rock where no preset bolts exist, rather than in a gym. Protection. Protection is the mainstay of trad climbing.
Trad climbing is free of lines and rules. You can go any direction you want and make your own choices regarding protection. Trad climbing areas typically have much smaller crowds ...
Trad CLIMBING + by Adrian Berry and John Arran Published December 2007 Price - £19.95 - - Following on the heels of the critically acclaimed Sport Climbing+, Trad Climbing + is the ...
Tools used in Trad Climbing are employed as a means of assisting climbers by means of protection, rather than aiding them upwards. What separates Trad Climbing from other styles is ...
UPLOAD YOUR TRAD CLIMBING PHOTOS AND WIN PRIZES! You name it, you'll find it: Big walls, splitters, corners, ridges, headpoints, ground-up, trade routes, classics...
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Trad CLIMBING + The Rockfax book Trad CLIMBING + covers all aspects of trad climbing from your very first route to the techniques required for serious leads and long multi-pitch ...
