Category Archives: Self-belief

How Confidence Can Improve Your Performance

Posted on November 17, 2008 by Mark Reeves

Climbing is primarily a head game, admitting that you are in it for that moment of thrilling panic, as your breathe deepens and you face the only option, commit or fall. Crossing that line in the sand and facing life … Continue reading →

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Self-Belief

Posted on November 11, 2008 by Mark Reeves

I was out with a friend climbing the other day, and he was trying an extremely hard slab route, rumoured to be F8b/+ slab on Slate. As I took photos he climbed with confidence to the crux, however after failing … Continue reading →

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