It's just practice, and then you can turn that vertigo into a thrilling adrenaline rush! But yeah, best to keep away from exposed pointy slabs.
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It's just practice, and then you can turn that vertigo into a thrilling adrenaline rush! But yeah, best to keep away from exposed pointy slabs.
I don't think there's any cure for vertigo, I used to be fearless when I was a kid.. , climbed up the biggest trees and never fell once. I don't know what happened.
You probably just built up some good sense!
When I was a kid, I was always rushing to climb things and then I'd panic and say "Help! I can't get down!" I don't seem to have quite shaken that habit...
Seriously though, learning to climb and doing bouldering has really built up my confidence on the rocks. Vertigo is not a bad thing to have because it stops you doing daft things, but learning to climb properly and building up the right leg muscles makes you more secure.