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Christina show us your liebacking skills. It is said that “the best climber, is the one having the most fun”, so we believe she earned the award for this day.

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Stephanie hammered some awesome climbing techniques today! She was able to smear, do foot-to-hand match, mantle moves, high-steps, and more.

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If you notice above, legs are apart, right arm is up for balance, left arm is down for mantle, butt is sticking out for weight and to allow more shoe rubber contact with the wall.

There are some routes that have a variation of face and slab climbing. When there is such variation, it is sometimes difficult to switch your technique during your climb since one requires for your hips to be close to the wall and the other for your hips to be away from the wall.

Definitions:

• Slab climbing is a type of rock climbing where the rock face is at an angle of less steep than vertical. It is characterized by balance- and friction-dependent moves on very small holds. Slab climbing – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
• Face climbing is a type of climbing where climbers use features and irregularities in the rock such as finger pockets and edges to ascend a vertical rock face. Face climbing – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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