Rock climbing

[ndto]

Has anyone ever done it? what was your experience like?

im wondering if i need really good stamina, ive only done the walls indoors but havnt checked out the one my friend wants to go to

 

[binö]

i've been going frequently, getting better each time though i never have led
tackling 5.8's pretty easily, 5.9-5.10's are much harder
stamina, upper body strength, and balls are what it requires

 

[binö]

and i feel much more comfortable sport than trad climbing
just don't feel comfortable relying on cams

 

[binö]

red rock in LV is fuggin badass

 

[BlueBird]

I feel down on some asphalt, it was horrendous.

 

[needtogetarmy]

I did some rappelling in the military. Why climb a rock when you can blow it up or use a helicopter to get to the top?

 

[chris302001]

red rock in LV is fuggin badass

a lotta my buddies from school head up there atleast once a month. I think you're all nuts!

 

[binö]

a lotta my buddies from school head up there atleast once a month. I think you're all nuts!

i'm not nuts, just a n00b
though i've climbed some pretty tall walls there, nothing too difficult

 

[the_alcatraz]

I did some rappelling in the military. Why climb a rock when you can blow it up or use a helicopter to get to the top?

I did some rappelling in the past. It scared me shitless since I'm scared of heights, but I like to face my fears.

 

[chris302001]

I did some rappelling in the past. It scared me shitless since I'm scared of heights, but I like to face my fears.

+1........the first time I did it, I thought I was gonna die.....but then once I realized, I was in control, it became really smooth and fun.