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froggy
Jan 11, 2002, 9:32 PM
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Isnt it strange when one day everything seems so do-able and the next it's like climbing with weights hanging from your ankles.
Does anyone have a good way to continue to climb the same day in and day out?
Or does everyone have a couple good days and then a 'I suck' day?
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rck_climber
Jan 11, 2002, 9:47 PM
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Ah, yes, a famous quandry...
I climb as often as possible, which is quite a bit (thanks to a great, understanding wife) and I find myself in that very position from time to time.
It's not that my motivation dies, for I love to climb. But, it just seems that I've got good days and bad days. For example, my partner and I were having an incredible day where all of our favorites just seemed so easy and we were really pushing the limits (5.11- stuff for us). Then, a couple days later (our next outing), we both got our tails kicked by an easy 5.7 that we've both done a million times.
Luckily, I don't have alot of these "off" days, but when they come, I find my self thinking, "I should have never gotten out of bed today!" .
Believe me, I know exactly what you mean.
Mick
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vaness
Jan 12, 2002, 12:55 AM
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i know what you mean. somedays i just suck..i can go to the gym prepared to get beat on a climb then i do it eaisly. then other days i cant even do a 5.8... i dont let it get to me too much though just try to forget about those days. i just dont climb as much as i usully do on the i suck days cuz i dont want to make myself mad for not being able to do anything
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