Thread: Climbing Rules
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Re: Climbing In 3 Sections

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Originally Posted by Taylor View Post
I keep thinking of climbing a ladder. A normal person would put a foot on one rung, a hand on the next, before starting the climb-this would not be a legal climb (three levels are contacted).
Taking it a step further - let's say the ladderclimber is standing on the first rung and tries to ascend to the second. This person is not allowed to touch the third rung for stability - (s)he must fully release from the first rung before contacting the second.
Not the first rung, just the ground.
The first and second rung are consecutive levels.
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