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I know I could use a lot of improvement there. ;)

You got some good moves there Gary. :thumbup:;)

I agree, I was thinking the same thing when I was watching it. :thumbup::D

Maybe having the flu this week has "clouded" my brain, I was thinking about tree access. Like this..... <iframe width="420" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/wcGr3STkj6c" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Any advice on learning footlocking? :?

Ayuh, I throw my rope to advance it. I've got an ISC Big Dan steel 'biner on the end that I can move my TIP at least 5' in heavy limbs and 10'+ if it's open. If I want to advance beyond that, say 20'+, I have a line mug hooked on my saddle with a "short"(60')throwline and 10oz weight that...

Good point, and well put. :thumbup: I have had to do that, and it did save me time. Thanks for the reminder. ;)

Takes time, low and slow. You'll both get it if you just "hang in there"..... :P :thumbup:;)

The best part of it is, if you really enjoy it, it doesn't seem like work at all. :) You'll end up climbing a lot and getting a great "workout", it's a win win! :thumbup:;)

Live and learn..... :P

I've got one I just learned about the other day. Maybe it's common sense/knowledge to some but it took me three tries to figure out what was going on. OK, so here is what happened. I wanted to set a line about 55'-60' up in a really nice TIP above where I wanted to work but, it was a "tight"...

I actually bought a basic "kit" when I started climbing. If I knew then what I know now I definitely would have bought each piece "separately". :thumbup::D

I can't say enough about those working climber DVD's. :notworthy: Jerry has a very relaxed, easy to understand way of teaching. If I can "get it", just about anyone can..... :lol: I love the boomerang toss! Took me a while to "get it", but I can actually use it with some success now. :D...

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Butch, I don't use them now but I used to use those soccer shin guards under my spurs, but when I changed over to the Caddie pads I didn't need them anymore. It's a great way to get a lot of extra protection for just "pennies". I still have them and consider putting them back on every time I...

Well said. And if you DON'T understand tension and compression it WILL kill you in the blink of an eye.

YIKES!!!:O I've taken some "rough rides", but nothin' like that.....

That's a great book. :thumbup::D It's LOADED with great information. :) What really got me started climbing were these DVD's. Working Climber Series One Working Climber Series Two I literally knew nothing about climbing and these two DVD's got me started from "scratch". I can't say enough...

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