Learning to Climb Indoors (How To Climb Series)

Great book. If I could I would give 4.5 stars. Beginning indoor climber, serious *student*, this book is proving to be very helpful. I climb at Rock Climb Fairfield in CT!

Book gives a good beginners guide to all the components of indoor climbing, but for me as a reader it's too technical. I entered this sport to enjoy, but reading this book and all it's technicalities with hand and foot movement-honestly turns me away from the sport. Rather than make me want to enjoy the sport casually and get a good workout, this book makes is so technical it makes me think way too much about each foot and hand placement rather than simply going out and enjoying it for the sake of.

Eric always comes through with clear concise information. Great for our coaches to reference. Nice book.

I am new to climbing, and I am really enjoying this book. I'm taking climbing lessons from an instructor too, and this book is the perfect companion to my lessons. I can read this book and then more quickly understand what my instructor tells me in class. The information in the book is presented well, with plenty of pictures and definitions of climbing terminology.

I strongly recommend. It's a very good teaching manual.

This is a great and broad starter book for anyone starting out. Covers all the good basics and dips into the advanced just enough. All the basics covered here apply to outdoor climbing as much as indoor. It covers outdoor as well.

Very good guide for those getting into indoor rock climbing.

This is a great book with a good mix of pictures and text to convey new words, techniques, etc.

I have paid for this and the Kindle app on my tablet tells me the book is "unavailable for download". This is either because of incompetence and disregard for the customer by Amazon or because of how the book has been created, I don't care, unacceptable.

The book is extremely well written and illustrated. It's for beginners level, so if you have already taken a basic climbing class there might bit a little bit of repetition. I bought this book a few months after starting climbing, basically because I felt that after my beginners class I didn't have many directions on how to improve performance and this book helped a lot.

The book gives you info on what is called what in what sequence to do what and tips on developing in climbing.

Geart deal