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May 31, 2011, 2:29 PM

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Re: [robdotcalm] Lowering accident. Serious Injuries
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robdotcalm wrote:
A few weeks ago, a climber gave me a new reason why he didn't need to tie a knot in the rope while belaying me: "The rope is 70 meters ". Oh well, another excuse for developing bad habits.

Cheers,
Rob.calm

Depending on the length of the climb, it's a perfectly legitimate reason. If it were you and I on a 20-meter climb with a 70-meter rope I might say exactly the same thing. I mean come on, 50 meters of rope on the ground doesn't equal a closed system?

There's only one habit worth developing: evaluate every situation and choose your practices accordingly.


(This post was edited by j_ung on May 31, 2011, 2:35 PM)



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