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Some folks find this one easier on the arms to execute, as well as easier for your feet to wrap and hold onto the silks. | Some folks find this one easier on the arms to execute, as well as easier for your feet to wrap and hold onto the silks. | ||
The initial learning curve is a bit higher than the basic climb, but it's worth trying it out to see if you like it better. | The initial learning curve is a bit higher than the basic climb, but it's worth trying it out to see if you like it better. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:07, 17 September 2012
The scooperman climb is often the second climb learned just after the basic climb.
Some folks find this one easier on the arms to execute, as well as easier for your feet to wrap and hold onto the silks.
The initial learning curve is a bit higher than the basic climb, but it's worth trying it out to see if you like it better.
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