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  • Guide to Climbing the Flatirons

    The Flatirons are a series of sandstone rock formations on the outskirts of Boulder, Colorado. The east faces of the Flatirons tilt back at a gentle 50 degree angle, providing classic friction and...

  • How to Top Out when Indoor Rock Climbing

    Learn about topping out in indoor rock climbing with expert tips on rock climbing in this free indoor rock climbing video lesson.

  • How to Use a Bachar Ladder in Indoor Rock Climbing

    Learn tips for using a bachar ladder and what a bachar ladder is when used for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • Why are Indoor Rock Climbing Spotters Important?

    Learn why spotters are important for you and the spotters own safety for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • How to Determine Indoor Rock Climbing Routes

    Learn how to determine your route and proper routes to use for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • Using a Hanging Board when Indoor Rock Climbing

    Learn what a hanging board is and how to use a hanging board for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • Using a Campus Board when Indoor Rock Climbing

    Learn what a campus board is and how to use a campus board for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • How to Use Slack Lines in Indoor Rock Climbing

    Learn how to use slack lines for balance for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • Advanced Techniques for Indoor Rock Climbing

    Learn advanced rock climbing techniques with expert tips for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • Beginning Techniques for Indoor Rock Climbing

    Learn some beginning rock climbing techniques with a demonstration from an expert for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • How to Warm Up for Indoor Rock Climbing

    Learn how to warm up for rock climbing with expert tips on warming up for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • What is Traversing for Indoor Rock Climbing?

    Learn what traversing is and how to do this technique for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • Indoor Rock Climbing Gym Rules

    Learn about rock climbing gym rules with expert tips for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • How to Descend in Indoor Rock Climbing

    Learn how to descend the wall for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • Third Aspect of Belaying for Indoor Rock Climbing Safety

    Learn the third aspect of a belayer and how to help the climber land for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • Second Aspect of Belaying for Indoor Rock Climbing Safety

    Learn the second aspect of a belayer and how to prevent a long fall for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • First Aspect of Belaying for Indoor Rock Climbing Safety

    Learn the first aspect of a belayer and how to secure a rock climbers safety for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • Indoor Rock Climbing Commands

    Learn about indoor rock climber commands and how to use commands to communicate when indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • Indoor Rock Climbing Belayer Safety Tips

    Learn about safety tips for the belayer specifically for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • Indoor Rock Climbing Safety Tips

    Learn some basic safety tips for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • Equipment Used in Top Roping for Indoor Rock Climbing

    Learn about top roping and how to use this rock climbing equipment for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • Different Types of Indoor Rock Climbing

    Learn about different types of rock climbing and how to do each type for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • Renting or Owning your Indoor Rock Climbing Gear

    Learn about owning versus renting rock climbing gear and the benefits of each with expert tips on indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • How to Use Indoor Rock Climbing Chalk Bags

    Learn how to use chalk bags for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • Levels of Indoor Rock Climbing

    Learn about the different levels and how to reach each level for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • How Are Indoor Rock Climbs Graded?

    Learn how rock climbs are graded and how to get a good grade for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • Tips for Indoor Rock Climbing Holds

    Learn about different rock climbing holds and how to do holds for indoor rock climbing in this free rock climbing video lesson.

  • Tips for Indoor Rock Climbing Shoes

    Learn what shoes to use and about rock climbing shoes for indoor rock climbing in this free indoor rock climbing video lesson.

  • What is Bouldering when Indoor Rock Climbing

    Learn what bouldering is and how to do this technique for indoor rock climbing in this free indoor rock climbing video lesson.

  • Insurance Needed for Indoor Rock Climbing

    Learn about waivers and the importance of insurance for indoor rock climbing with expert tips in this free indoor rock climbing video lesson.

  • Indoor Rock Climbing vs.. Outdoor Rock Climbing

    Learn about the difference between outdoor versus indoor rock climbing and safety with expert tips in this free indoor rock climbing video lesson.

  • How to Measure for a Climbing Belt

    Rock climbing requires the use of safety equipment such as the climbing belt. There are many brands and types to choose from when looking for the right climbing belt but one of the most important...

  • What Is Dynamic Climbing Rope?

    Dynamic climbing rope is designed specifically for rock climbing. Its main function is to absorb forces generated by a lead fall while climbing. This dynamic aspect reduces forces on gear and the...

  • How to Rockclimb

    The emphasis of my eHow articles is on trying new things and exploring the world in order to learn more about you, others, and simply gain perspective on life. rockclimbing changed my life in ways...

  • How to Extend the Top Rope When Rock Climbing

    Top roping is a safe, popular form of rock climbing because the rope is anchored from above and catches the climber immediately in the case of a fall. It's a good way for beginners to get started,...

  • Define Carabiner

    Carabiners are utilities that play a role in a variety of activities ranging from industrial processes to rock climbing. Carabiners have also become popular fashion accessories.

  • How to Cut a Climbing Rope

    Nylon climbing rope is literally a climber's life line and taking proper care of it is critical. If your rope has become damaged or frayed near one end, you can cut off the questionable section...

  • How to Size a Rock Climbing Harness

    When you fall while rock climbing, tremendous forces are exerted on your body through the climbing rope tied to your harness. A properly fitted harness will help dissipate these forces in a way...

  • How to Improvise a Rappelling Device With Carabiners

    You're several pitches up on a steep rock face and suddenly you hear a 'pling' and know that you, or perhaps your climbing partner, just dropped the rappel device. Fortunately, you can improvise a...

  • Gear Basics for Rock Climbing

    Rock climbing is an increasingly popular sport due to developments in rock climbing safety equipment technology. Before you attempt rock climbing, gain a thorough understanding of all equipment...

  • How to Stop a Fall With a Climbing Belt

    Rock climbing is a fun and challenging sport that can be enjoyed by people of all levels of expertise. However, before you start your way up a rock wall, you have to be prepared for what happens...

  • How to Use Zorber for Climbing LEAP Anchors

    Zorbers are gear that is often used in rock climbing on challenge courses to provide a belay system for facilitators. A zorber is also the standard gear used for climbing on LEAP anchors, which...

  • How to Make a Foam Crash Pad

    Bouldering enthusiasts seeking to climb their next obstacle without fear of injury should they fall will need to employ the use of a crash pad. These pads are placed on the ground to cushion a...

  • How to Clean Nylon Rope

    It is important to clean nylon rope to prevent a reduction in life, strength and effectiveness of the rope. Each year nylon rope will shrink in length and should be measured regularly to verify...

  • How to Buy Climbing Shoes

    When buying climbing shoes, consider the type of climbing you'll be doing, as sport climbing requires tighter, smaller shoes that are pointed down at the toe and longer routes require more...

  • How to Choose a Climbing Rope

    Climbing ropes come in a variety of thicknesses and lengths, generally ranging from 9 to 12 millimeters thick and 50 to 70 meters long. Inspect the climbing pitches before choosing the right rope...

  • How to Tie a Rappel

    When tying a rappel to a natural anchor, such as a tree, be sure to wrap a towel or piece of carpet around the tree underneath the rope to avoid stripping the bark and harming it. Learn how to...

  • How to Rappel

    Rappelling requires using a figure-8 and a locking carabiner for a secure point of anchor, and it is best to rappel with a partner so each can inspect the other's ropes and harnesses before...

  • How to Clean Rock Climbing Shoes

    Keeping rock climbing shoes clean is important to maintain their stickiness, and simply brushing them off with water before a climb is very effective. Keep a towel on hand during a climb in case...

  • How to Climb a Mountain

    Climbing a mountain utilizes many basic principles of rock climbing, but the various weather conditions need to be considered in ordered to be prepared. Understand the risks of and necessary...

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