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Meanings of climb a lot in English

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Usage of climb a lot in English
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The other myth is that breathing oxygen helps you climb a lot faster.
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They're both stoked to climb hard and climb a lot, which they have done.
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I didn't used to climb a lot of boulders.
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Matt: And you still climb a lot with Roger?
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It's helped me climb a lot but it's also led to a history of overuse injuries.
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It seems like if you have the power you can climb a lot of problems there quickly.
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I don't climb a lot of cracks.
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Although I climb a lot, I rarely climb the same route twice-whichis probably why I'm not a crusher.
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I began to climb a lot more confidently, swiftly and most importantly I really enjoyed anytime I went to the rocks.
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RATIO The key to attaining TRU status is to climb a lot, while also avoiding the dreaded sharp end as much as possible.
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Climb a lot of hard routes and try to never give up.
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I climbed a lot in Guanella and Ute Pass around 1975.
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Sure, when I've simply been focused on climbing a lot.
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The team simul- climbed a lot of the route, reaching the summit around 3 p.m.
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In my later years I climbed a lot on Dinosaur Mountain in the Flatirons.
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Our time is a product of the style we climbed in: We simul- climbed a lot.
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