General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Abseiling tips, tricks, habits and advice	27-Aug-2014 At 11:38:18 AM	simey
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On 27/08/2014 Snacks wrote: >Horses for courses. Pok is part of a University Club where you can have >complete novices and having a system like that is good for instruction, >especially in a large group... Good acronyms (such as the ABCD used in First Aid) are great, but too often people come up with really contrived ones which aren't very helpful at all. How about a teaching/checking strategy where you simply follow the the abseil rope from the top (is the anchor good? is the abseil rope attached securely?) through to you (is abseil device, karabiner, prusik back-up and harness all attached properly?) and then follow the rope all the way to the ground (does it reach? are both ends even? does it need a knot?)

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