General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Leading rappeller falls unconscious. What to do?	16-Aug-2014 At 9:24:49 AM	salty crag
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I agree with Tim, go out and practise. I work in an emergency response team and we practise "pick offs" often. Even with all the fancy gadgetry they are difficult, painful and physically taxing. The methods described by some of the previous posts will work but require knowledge and understanding gained from practical experience, go and play.

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