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  1. And I won the novice class!!!! It was a bit too easy but I have been going
    about two to three times a week since I started three months ago.
    I won a belay plate.
    Quite chuffed

    Rich
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    Wales and Borders 15th Century Living History Society
    www.15thcentury.co.uk

  2. Richard Layton said:

    And I won the novice class!!!! It was a bit too easy but I have been going
    about two to three times a week since I started three months ago.
    I won a belay plate.
    Quite chuffed

    Congrat's! :-)

    Best wishes,
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    And I won the novice class!!!! It was a bit too easy but I have been going
    about two to three times a week since I started three months ago.
    I won a belay plate.
    Quite chuffed

    And so you should be. Llongyfarchiadau! (Congratulations!)
    --
    I try to be a good example to my children, but they just see
    me as a dire warning.

  4. Cheers!

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    www.15thcentury.co.uk
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    Richard Layton said:

    And I won the novice class!!!! It was a bit too easy but I have been going
    about two to three times a week since I started three months ago.
    I won a belay plate.
    Quite chuffed

    Congrat's! :-)

    Best wishes,
    --
    ,,
    (**)PeeWiglet~~
    / \ / \

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    And I won the novice class!!!! It was a bit too easy but I have been going
    about two to three times a week since I started three months ago.
    I won a belay plate.
    Quite chuffed


    How far did you have to carry them then?

    Andrew

    I'll get my buffalo...

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    And I won the novice class!!!! It was a bit too easy but I have been


    going

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    about two to three times a week since I started three months ago.
    I won a belay plate.
    Quite chuffed


    How far did you have to carry them then?

    hahaha.

    What are the criteria for entering the novice class? I mean, I have never
    taken part in a comp but, apart from the last few weeks, go
    climbing/bouldering 3 times a week and on a really good day might just be
    able to strain up a V7.
    What kind of level is "novice"?

    Cheers,

    Nathan

  7. By the way, well done Richard!

  8. Miles.

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    And I won the novice class!!!! It was a bit too easy but I have been
    going about two to three times a week since I started three months ago.
    I won a belay plate.
    Quite chuffed


    How far did you have to carry them then?

    Andrew

    I'll get my buffalo...

  9. Cheers!
    British technical grade 4C and below if that makes sense, they don't use the
    V grades up at the wall for some reason.
    I actually felt it was too easy but I am at a tricky stage in my climbing
    now, most harder routes (5C's) are doable but only if I work them over a few
    sessions and the climbing comp was 10 points for one attempt 7 for two and 4
    for three... So me taking three hours sometimes to get one 5c route made the
    5C and below category a bit of pointless task. I also hang around with
    really good climbers and people sort of associate me with them so I felt
    guilty winning even though it was fair.

    I will go in the harder group next time.

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    www.15thcentury.co.uk
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    By the way, well done Richard!

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    What are the criteria for entering the novice class? I mean, I have never
    taken part in a comp but, apart from the last few weeks, go
    climbing/bouldering 3 times a week and on a really good day might just be
    able to strain up a V7.
    What kind of level is "novice"?

    As I'm sure you realise, V7 is some way from being "novice", which at
    UK 4c is around V0-
    I could probably manage V2 if I could be bothered to spend enough time
    trying.
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