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SHeffield Climbing Clinic sKin Care TipsWritten by James Walker | Physiotherapist
Let’s start by talking about the skin itself. Due to the abrasive nature of rock or indoor climbing holds, climbing causes damage to the epidermis (the outer, waterproof layer of skin). We face a constant battle of trying to heal this outer layer of skin after each session, so that it recovers in time for the next...
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SPLIT stick- will it work for you?Written by Rhino Team
Scaling granite walls or battling sandstone boulders takes a toll on your hands, namely the skin...
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