A Guide To Personal Skills & Climber Rescue
Learn must-know skills on rappelling, ascending fixed lines, climber rescue, single body belay techniques, pick off skills, and rope management.
1.1 Welcome
2.1 Descent Rappelling
2.2 Video Tutorial: Short Descent with Friction Hitches
2.3 Video Tutorial: Passing Knot with Plaquette on Descent
2.4 Video Tutorial: Passing Knot Pre Plan: Releasable Backup
2.5 Video Tutorial: Figure 8 Working Hands Free
2.6 Video Tutorial: Petzl ID Rig Ascenders Descenders
2.7 Quiz: Descent Rappelling
3.1 Ascending
3.2 Video Tutorial: Ascending w/ Friction Hitches
3.3 Video Tutorial: Hardware Needed for Ascending the Rope
3.4 Video Tutorial: Petzl ID Rig Ascenders Descenders
3.5 Video Tutorial: How to Basic Ascent with the Petzl Ascension in a RAD System
3.6 Quiz: Ascending
4.1 Self Rescue & Changeovers, Part 1
4.2 Video Tutorial: Changeover: Friction Hitches & Carabiner Brake
4.3 Video Tutorial: Passing Knot with Plaquette
4.4 Video Tutorial: Passing Knot Pre Plan: Releasable Backup
4.5 Video Tutorial: Passing Knot With a Purcell
4.6 Video Tutorial: Changeover: Mechanical Assist Belay Device (GriGri)
4.7 Video Tutorial: Changeover: Tube Belay Device/Plaquette Mode
4.8 Quiz: Self Rescue & Changeovers, Part 1
5.1 Self Rescue & Changeovers, Part 2
5.2 Video Tutorial: Twin Highline and Track Line Using a Self Belay, Part 1
5.3 Video Tutorial: Twin Highline and Track Line Using a manned Belay, Part 2
5.4 Video Tutorial: Testing Out Descending Devices
5.5 Video Tutorial: RAD (Rapid Ascend Descend) Technique
5.6 Video Tutorial: Fast Fours Fallen Worker Recovery
5.7 Quiz: Self Rescue & Changeovers, Part 2
6.1 Safe Leader Climbing
6.2 Video Tutorial: Safe Leader Retreat on a Two Ropes
6.3 Video Tutorial: Safe Leader Retreat on Single Ropes
6.4 Video Tutorial: Safe Leader Retreat: Mid-Pitch Anchor Transition
6.5 Video Tutorial: Safe Leader Retreat: Bail Back-Up Hitch
6.6 Video Tutorial: Safe Leader Retreat: Double Rope Rap
6.7 Video Tutorial: Safe Leader Retreat: Terminal End Changeover with Trolley Lower (Overhang)