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Oh, you mean like setting on the 30 degree vs. setting on the 45 degree, etc?
I prefer setting on the 30 degree wall. It's not too steep to be unrealistic and not too vertical to be lame.

Yea, but the 20 degree is nice for techy stuff. You can really use small holds, and footwork. Although, I also really like the 30 degree wall as well.

Nick is a cool route setter for sure. Love the "palsy" problems. Man, I miss the gym, only for another week or two though...

Wes

The owners are personal friends of mine so I am biased. However, I will also say that they have been very friendly to me from the beginning. I was petrified of climbing in the gym. I wouldn't go very high on the walls and wouldn't fall on the mats. Also, I didn't know anyone. I just showed up with a few friends of mine. It didn't take long before the owners befriended me. They're great people. As for routes, I don't care if they never change. I hate bouldering in doors but it's a means to an end. If I boulder, I get stronger and when spring comes along, I can climb stronger outside. That's my two cents worth of nothing.

But does screwing a plastic blow-up doll make you a better lover?

[quote="Alan Evil"]But does screwing a plastic blow-up doll make you a better lover?[/quote]

No but I can work on endurance 8)

M

"Yea, the setting is important. Nick Reuff is probably the best setter I know of." - SCIN


I must need some sleep. I can't quit laughing at this joke. Man, I am a loser.

I hate paying for stuff. I carry a coffee cup so I can get a discount on coffee. $.27 at the Shell station! I've got the time. to go to the Red, or even live there. Climbing in the gym would be cool on truly shitty days. Luckily those are few and far between!!!

yES I WORK AT THE GYM, end of discussion.

end of discussion? what the fuck. you are retarded and so is the gym!

Fuck You