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- climbing
The
main feature of club events is rock climbing. This can be in the
form of leading (as in the picture) or top-roping.
Here, Tom climbs Crack and Corner at the Roaches. |
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Mountaineering
Generally a mixture of mountain walking and ice climbing, this
is the activity from which the club takes its name, and with good
reason.
Shaggy
and Will demonstrate in Scotland - the club's big trip of the
year.
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| Ice
- climbing
The picture says it all - this is seriously good fun; extreme
sport at its most exhilirating! We organise several ice climbing
trips throughout the year, technical kit provided.
Speak
to Andy, he'll sort you out.
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Bouldering
Bouldering
is low level climbing, on short hard "problems".
It
is a great way to develop technique, as well as being a sport
in its own right |
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Indoor
Climbing
On Wednesday
afternoons, the club meet down at the Creation Climbing Centre.
There is a wide selection of bouldering, top roping and leading
routes - but the climbing is always intertwined with some hardcore
socialising. |
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Training
Climbing
is great fun but can be dangerous if people are not properly trained.
The club subsidises all manner of training, from basic first aid
and rope work, to SPA and mountain safety.
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Dressing
- up (1)
Once a year, UBMC members put on their finest kit and head to the
Lake District for the Annual Dinner, a traditionally social venture,
with occasional climbing!
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Dressing
up (2)
Far more than once a year, the Club is often involved in fancy
dress. This may be with other clubs on the Uni's "Sports
Night" or purely on our own.
In
this picture, Sazzle and Jules demonstrate the "sea theme". |
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Wrestling
A very lighthearted sport but something very close to
UBMC hearts. Generally involves a lot of laughing. |
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Dancing
Not
a traditional strongpoint of climbing clubs, but UBMC fully endorses
dancing. The ability levels very low, but the commitment is definitely
there. |