FAQ About Climbing

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one year ago | gizem

Is climbing a dangerous sport?

Climbing can be considered a dangerous sport, especially when done in certain environments and without proper safety measures. However, with the right training, equipment, and adherence to safety guidelines, the risks associated with climbing can be significantly minimized.

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