I meant 3 people on this list!!!
Mac
Mac Dearman wrote:
I would be willing to bet that their aint more than 3 people who have
actually attended and completed a climbing school. I have been
climbing for years and have never been to an actual school that I had
to pay for. I have yet to fall, bust a chin or a nut on a tower. I may
fall in the morning, but it won't be because I wasnt tied off - - - I
am worth more dead than alive in ca$h - - - so someone hire a private
detective to check my wifes knife along with my lanyard :-)
Good common sense is worth more than anything I can think of. I have
had some private tutoring by seasoned pro's that has been a great
help. I would attend and pay for professional training even today if
there was such a thing anywhere in the South.
My best advice is to get training, but if you cant - - take your time
as you climb, be sure you are 100% locked off and no drinking alcohol
or smoking pot...etc before climbing and ALWAYS wear sunglasses,
gloves and take water!!! NEVER CLIMB ALONE - always have someone on
the ground watching for you and paying attention - - not sleeping!
If you get scared, come down easy and try again another day. No war
was ever won in a single day!!!
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