By Annty | posted on 11 April 2009 | 7 comments
Labels: Psychology
Awesome post Annty! Glad you beat your fear. Height is always a tricky one to overcome, but once you've done it you'll feel comfortable from now on!
Can't wait for next months post! ;)
By Andy, at 12:01 pm, April 11, 2009
Happy for you! :-)
Looks scary! Well done.
By Aaron, at 3:04 pm, April 12, 2009
I remember ! I remember your face when contemplating the challenge, and it when you came back down and had succeeded ! Pure disbelief and joy ! It was a great thing to see - kiss to you Annty.
, atAh man, I like the look of that walk from the photo! I need to give that a go now... :)
By Andy, at 6:31 pm, April 13, 2009
Epic mental battle!! (I mean that in a good way)
I saw a friend balancing on a 3 inch diameter rail edging a car park building around 10 stories off the ground. The very thought of this even 2 months later freaks me out! Though I know if I was to try and I fell I would be able to catch myself on the edge. Still, this is not something I will try (ever?) without plenty of build up and practise on rails at lesser heights!
Does anyone else find that they lean away from the drop when balancing on a wall top or edge of a roof? Time reduces this as I get used to the distracting drop though.
Thanks for the inspiration!
Sam
By Sam Hight, at 6:27 am, April 14, 2009
I used to be extremly frightened of hights but one day I forced myself to climb about 20 feet up a tree and look straight down for a couple of minutes. Now I climb a 60 foot tree and climb down on a 9mm rope with no harness, Good job.
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