
11 Things I Learned from Surviving a Climbing Accident
Rock climbing is a dangerous sport, even when you know your stuff. An exciting tale about surviving a 25-foot climbing fall and what I learned from it.
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Rock climbing is a dangerous sport, even when you know your stuff. An exciting tale about surviving a 25-foot climbing fall and what I learned from it.
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There is something about climbing rocks that keeps bringing me back. The challenge of facing fears never comes easily. Climbing teaches us to keep pushing back on that fear. The harder you push the more you realize what you are truly capable of.
I stand there, frozen, unable to speak, pinching a ledge of rock about a knuckle deep for dear life. We had bushwhacked our way up a Castlewood Canyon to hang out on some walls and get our climb on – however at that moment it was the last thing I could bring myself to do. Half way up a route where the holds went from gentle 5.9 jugs to a grueling 5.11a. finger killers. There I was, stuck in my sick fantasy on how was I going to fall to certain death. Tears started to trickle down my face.
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