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She's beautiful, you can tell she's Daddy's little girl. I'm my Daddy's little girl too.

that's alot of hair to keep untangled from ropes and 'biners. Trust she has it piled up under a helmet when climbing. Gotta say sir, she doesn't have YOUR hair, does she? Give her a bucket full of concrete, a rope and a tree branch to work on perfecting those belay skills asap, so you can get some routes in too.

Nope, doesn't have my hair. On the harder routes and more questionable ones, you bet she has it tucked up under a helmet, I slack up on the 5.7 top ropes she does on slab at times, but thanks to our teacher RockRatz we have been trained to seek safety first in everything we do, luckily for me RockRatz is always with me so I get my climbing in, Oh and great idea on the practicing the belay, thanks!

Are you kidding she would need a truck, not a bucket full of concrete.....

yeah,yeah--Ok so I don't have the typical build for a climber:)

A mountian on a mouintain, but for a 230lb muscle freak he is good, trust me.

I went climbing once with a guy that was pretty much a 230lb muscle freak thank god he was belyaing me not the other way around.

Well I wasn't meaning the old Sierra Club belay test of catching in a body belay, a falling 100 pound bucket of concrete. Just something to get the feel of weight and rope management. Cut a 10 ft. piece of some cord so she can practice anywhere, knots and all that too. (friends will think she's into bondage' or something wierd)
Agree that working 230+ is a tough belay for anyone. thank goodness for the old fashioned sticht spring plate to manage that size.

CW did pretty well with me, I'm 220. And he's a stick of a guy.
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So there's hope I can maybe belay someone oh say 220lbs.

easily. just be sure You do the leads and they come up while you use an autoblock belay device on them.

Ok so I have to work on leading too. Ok.