Crack climbing MT2 - Push Climbing

What type of rock features are commonly associated with crack climbing?

Smooth slabs.

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Large overhangs.

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Cracks in the rock.

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Sculpted holds.

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Why is taping your hands often recommended in crack climbing?

To keep your hands warm in cold weather.

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To keep your hand dry

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To protect your skin from abrasions and cuts.

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What is “jamming” in crack climbing

Inserting body parts into the crack for leverage.

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A type of dance climbers do on the wall.

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Holding onto holds with a tight grip.

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Climbing without any gear.

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What is a foot jam in climbing?

Placing the foot in a crack to create a secure hold.

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Kicking the wall to gain momentum.

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Balancing on a small foothold.

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Make a friction between the sole and wall surface to push you up.

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