A quick and dirty tip on racking ice screws. It is good to have your screws racked on something stable if you are climbing steep ice.
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Stop yourself with an ice axe in mountaineering
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Tie a Double Figure Eight Loop knot aka Bunny Ears
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Big wall climb with a basic jumaring technique
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Walk on crampons in ice mountaineering
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Tie into the middle of a rope when ice climbing
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Tie a Prusik friction knot
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Tie a man harness knot
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Tie a Girth Hitch/Lark's Foot knot for rock climbing
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Use a climbing ratchet
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Tie a single fisherman's knot for climbing
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Tie a one-handed bowline knot quickly
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Tie in the rope for glacier climbing
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Self rescue from a crevasse using two Prussiks
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Hook up a rappelling device
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Do tension traverse while climbing
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How To:
Make a Fast Rope for Climbing, including an eye splice
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How To:
Uncoil or unwind a rope
-
How To:
Measure and cut a rope
-
How To:
Tie a release hitch knot for mountain climbing
-
How To:
Stop yourself with an ice axe in mountaineering
-
How To:
Walk on crampons in ice mountaineering
-
How To:
Big wall climb with a basic jumaring technique
-
How To:
Tie a Double Figure Eight Loop knot aka Bunny Ears
-
How To:
Tie a Prusik friction knot
-
How To:
Tie into the middle of a rope when ice climbing
-
How To:
Tie a man harness knot
-
How To:
Tie a one-handed bowline knot quickly
-
How To:
Tie a figure eight knot for rock climbing
-
How To:
Tie a Girth Hitch/Lark's Foot knot for rock climbing
-
How To:
Use a climbing ratchet
-
How To:
Tie a single fisherman's knot for climbing
-
How To:
Tie a Prusik knot
-
How To:
Self rescue from a crevasse using two Prussiks
-
How To:
Hook up a rappelling device
-
How To:
Tie in the rope for glacier climbing
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