An in-depth rock climbing self rescue course taught by CAG owner/director and IFMGA/UIAGM internationally certified and AMGA certified rock guide Dave Miller. Dave will teach you the world-standard in how to perform self-rescue on rock and get an injured partner off a multi-pitch rock climb. This is valuable knowledge for any rock climbers who are venturing on to multi-pitch climbs.
Instruction inlcudes:
- Escaping the belay & transfering the load
- Raises with mechanical advantage and lowers
- Ascending the rope
- Multi-pitch Rapell techniques with an inujured partner
- Basic first aid concerns
We begin with a quick review of all the knots, anchor building and
protection placement. We then move on to teaching all the components of self-rescue. If you master everything taught in this course, you should be able to handle just about any emergency situation.
We put it all together at the end of the course in a scenario on the rock that includes everything you've learned.
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Prerequisites: Guests on this
course should have the ability to top rope face and crack
climbs up to 5.8 in difficulty and be familiar with anchor building and protection placement.
Location:
Owens River Gorge in the Eastern Sierra near the town of Bishop
Dates:
Custom dates available from October through June.
Cost:
One participant: $600
Two participants: $400 per person
Three participants: $330 per person
Four participants: $280 per person
Guide to student ratio: 1:4
Includes: All technical rock
climbing equipment except rock climbing shoes is provided
(shoe rental can be arranged)
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