[Stubbs]

The first time I've picked up a copy of Gravity and found an article I wanted to read!  I thought the article was well written and inspiring, and highlighted a method of training for projects that I had not really considered before.

Good stuff 

I look forward to the Gaskins article in next month's issue.

[richdraws]

Completely agree about the quality of information in this article. The 2 times a week suggested training makes sense to me. If you are making physical adaptations they need time to happen, as opposed to neural/ technique adaptations. Cheers Chris Davies 


I only wish that gravity could afford proof readers. The article was painful to read at times.

[clm]

why afford, why not just do it themselves?

[(woz)]

Was disappointed with the lack of the promised Gaskins training article in the new gravity. Looks like I'll have to reschedule my tour of the worlds V15s

fingers crossed for next issue...

[richdraws]

Absolutely! After a quick check I put the FREE magazine back down. 

[Monolith]

Arguably the most poignant, profound and biblical 4 pages of bouldering literature you will ever read is now available. Behind that shit attempt at mysticism, what I'm trying to say is that I picked up a copy of Gaskins article in work today. - 6 mil edges galore.

[BenF]

Arguably the most poignant, profound and biblical 4 pages of bouldering literature you will ever read is now available.

I didn't know that you'd seen my Frodsham topo?

[(woz)]

Arguably the most poignant, profound and biblical 4 pages of bouldering literature you will ever read is now available. Behind that shit attempt at mysticism, what I'm trying to say is that I picked up a copy of Gaskins article in work today. - 6 mil edges galore.

Thats just made my day. I will own a copy by the end of today.