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3.0 out of 5 stars
A good but limited instructional book,
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This review is from: Face Climbing (Paperback)
Sport & Face Climbing is a valuable instructional resource, like the other books in the series. As usual with Long's books, it is a clear and engaging read. It primarily focuses on movement on rock, footwork and different holds, subjects which are difficult to describe in text, and within limitations does well. Very little ropework, belaying or anchoring is covered. The lack of information on belaying for sport climbing is a little troubling, but it would be out of date in any case since this edition precedes the Gri-Gri. The sections on competitions and indoor climbing seem outdated, and readers will find some of the definitions -- i.e. "soloing" -- confusing. I haven't read Sport Climbing, part of the same series, but it may represent an updated presentation of similar information.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Another good book in the Learn to Rock Climb Series,
By A Customer
This review is from: Face Climbing (Paperback)
All the books in this series are worthy to own. A decent way to learn technique without taking a class.
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Sport and Face Climbing (How to Rock Climb) by John Long (Paperback - June 1994)
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