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Traditional leading & Self-Rescue Rock Climbing Course
Sierra nevada -5 days

An in-depth rock climbing course in traditional leading techniques and self-rescue for those wanting to take the lead end of the rope. Located in the beautiful Sequoia area on the West side of the Sierra Nevada and other locations throughout California, this climbing course is perfect for those with some previous climbing experience or those who have been leading sport climbs but want instruction in protecting rock climbs with gear.

  • Anchor Building & Protection Placement
  • Lead Strategy
  • Crack Climbing Techniques
  • Multi-pitch Climbing Techniques
  • Self-rescue when something goes wrong

We begin with thorough instruction in anchor building and protection placement. We then move on to putting together the lead and everyone gets a lot of time doing "mock" leads with gear and anchor evaluation by a professional rock guide. We then move on to an introduction into multi-pitch climbing with an emphasis on efficient climbing techniques.

We also spend over a day on self rescue techniques on how to rescue an injured partner. This is vital knowledge you don't ever want to use but should know if your climbing takes you on multi-pitch routes.

 

Taught by American Mountain Guides Association (AMGA) certified rock climbing guides.

 

View a Slide Show of our Sequoia rock courses

For other rock climbing courses check out our main Rock Climbing page.


Prerequisites: Guests on this course should have the ability to top rope face and crack climbs up to 5.8 in difficulty.

Dates: Custom dates

Custom dates available from April though October at locations throughout California

 


Cost: Custom rates apply
Guide to student ratio: 1:3

Includes: All technical rock climbing equipment except rock climbing shoes is provided (shoe rental can be arranged)








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