One Day Rescue Skills for Climbers
As you progress with your rock climbing it is important to learn what to do if problems or accidents occur. A rescue course, also known as improvised rescue because you use the equipment you have with you, are important skills to learn as you venture into more remote and committing climbing. It is a great course to do with your regular climbing partner.
This course builds from covering simple problems effectively and efficiently which can arise when out climbing and introduce some principles of solving problems. It progresses to more complex problems and more serious situations.
The course covers the following:
The principles of problem solving
Simple problems with simple solutions
Tying off a belay plate
Escaping the system
Hoisting a second (my most used rescue!)
Problems and solutions for abseiling
It progress to the following
Descending and ascending a rope to reach a second
Lowering past a knot
Getting a unconscious casualty off a crag
Sea cliffs and multipitch environments
Course dates below but if you wish to have specific dates in the Peak District or North Wales please enquire HERE
As you progress with your rock climbing it is important to learn what to do if problems or accidents occur. A rescue course, also known as improvised rescue because you use the equipment you have with you, are important skills to learn as you venture into more remote and committing climbing. It is a great course to do with your regular climbing partner.
This course builds from covering simple problems effectively and efficiently which can arise when out climbing and introduce some principles of solving problems. It progresses to more complex problems and more serious situations.
The course covers the following:
The principles of problem solving
Simple problems with simple solutions
Tying off a belay plate
Escaping the system
Hoisting a second (my most used rescue!)
Problems and solutions for abseiling
It progress to the following
Descending and ascending a rope to reach a second
Lowering past a knot
Getting a unconscious casualty off a crag
Sea cliffs and multipitch environments
Course dates below but if you wish to have specific dates in the Peak District or North Wales please enquire HERE
As you progress with your rock climbing it is important to learn what to do if problems or accidents occur. A rescue course, also known as improvised rescue because you use the equipment you have with you, are important skills to learn as you venture into more remote and committing climbing. It is a great course to do with your regular climbing partner.
This course builds from covering simple problems effectively and efficiently which can arise when out climbing and introduce some principles of solving problems. It progresses to more complex problems and more serious situations.
The course covers the following:
The principles of problem solving
Simple problems with simple solutions
Tying off a belay plate
Escaping the system
Hoisting a second (my most used rescue!)
Problems and solutions for abseiling
It progress to the following
Descending and ascending a rope to reach a second
Lowering past a knot
Getting a unconscious casualty off a crag
Sea cliffs and multipitch environments
Course dates below but if you wish to have specific dates in the Peak District or North Wales please enquire HERE
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Caban Cafe, Brynrefail, LL55 3NR 9am
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This course is for those people how have experience trad climbing.
To get the most out of this course you should be able to build a belay from trad gear and belay for the top of a crag.
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Ropes and gear as well as emergency gear is provided.
It is beast if you bring your own climbing equipment such as helmet, harness and belay plate, prussics etc so that you get used to your own kit, but this can be provide if required.
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Terms and Conditions can be found https://www.roammountains.co.uk/terms-conditions
If the weather conditions are too bad to provide a good learning environment to get the best out of the course we may relocate to one of the Sheffield climbing walls. This would mean the added cost of entry to use the facilities.
