A system of handrails or the practice of installing them; also used in rock climbing to mean holding onto a handrail-like feature for support.
From 'handrail' + '-ing' (gerund suffix from Old English). Used both as a noun for installed rail systems and in specialized climbing terminology.
In rock climbing, 'handrailing' refers to following a natural edge or crack in the rock like you would grip a handrail—it's a fundamental skill that lets climbers move faster and more efficiently up a rock face.
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