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Climbing training courses and schools
Ice, Mountain and Rock Climbing

School: The Bob Culp Climbing School
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Leading on Rock I
Course Format: Else
Leading on Rock I �Half day introduction to leading - private lesson scheduled anytime The goal of this lesson is to familiarize students with the basics of leading on rock. It includes methods for efficient rope clipping and minimizing rope drag, planning lead strategy, and practice “leading�while placing pro with a top rope for safety. The lesson begins with a review of pro placement in...
 

Basic Rock
Course Format: Else
Basic Rock �2 day private beginning rock climbing course scheduled anytime We have been teaching this introductory course in traditional rock climbing since the early seventies and have refined and updated it regularly. It is an effective course for serious beginners or those who have been gym climbing and want to make the transition to the outdoors. The objective of the course is to pre...
 

Multi-Pitch Climbing
Course Format: Else
Multi-Pitch Climbing �Half day private beginner’s lesson scheduled anytime The goal of this lesson is to give students practice seconding multi-pitch climbs and climbing as a team. A multi-pitch rock climb will be done giving students the opportunity to put into practice everything learned in the course.
 

Belaying and Rappelling
Course Format: Else
Belaying and Rappelling �Half day private beginner’s lesson scheduled anytime The goal of this lesson is to familiarize students with techniques for belaying on multi-pitch climbs (belaying the second and belaying the leader) and rappelling in all situations using equipment currently available so students are prepared to belay or rappel in a safe way. Students will catch simulated leader ...
 

Climbing Anchors
Course Format: Else
Climbing Anchors �Half day private beginner’s lesson scheduled anytime The goal of this lesson is to present everything a climber needs to know in order to safely place gear in rock and set up anchors. We cover climbing pro placements including natural anchors, passive chocks, and active mechanical chocks (cams). Students practice pro placement and removal. Anchor equalization methods wi...
 

Basic Rock Climbing
Course Format: Else
Introduction to Rock Climbing �Half day private beginner’s lesson scheduled anytime The goal of this lesson is to teach basic rock climbing skills in a top rope setting. Such things as climbing philosophy, safety, ethics, rope handling, knots, communication, equipment overview, and top rope belaying will be demonstrated and practiced. Students will practice climbing on natural rock and wi...
 

School: The Northwest Mountain School
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Ouray Ice Climbing
Course Format: Else
For a portion of each winter we travel to the historic Victorian mining town of Ouray, CO in the San Juan Mountains to hone our ice climbing skills. Ouray offers predictably fantastic ice climbs in both the Ouray Ice Park and the surrounding mountains. The combination of reasonably priced lodging, good restaurants, nearby airports, and good local skiing, provide the perfect setting for practici...
 

Multi-Pitch Rock Climbing
Course Format: Else
Multi-pitch rock climbing is essentially what traditional rock climbing is all about. This program builds on what is covered in our introduction to lead climbing course. On this course we cover topics such as route finding, belay station management, strategies for belaying the second, (i.e. belaying off the anchor, redirecting the belay, and belaying off the harness), preventing factor 2 falls,...
 

Lead Climbing
Course Format: Else
Learning to lead climb can be a stressful and even dangerous process. By learning with a guide you have the opportunity to slow things down, moving forward to each new step only when ready. Over the years we have put a lot of energy into teaching people how to make the transition from top roping and climbing in gyms to leading sport and "trad" climbs or setting up top ropes in a varie...
 

Outdoor Rock Climbing
Course Format: Else
New rock climbers often believe that climbing requires unusual upper body strength. In this course we demonstrate that good rock climbers have generally refined their rock climbing skill to the point where they have perfected their footwork, energy conservation, weight transfer, and balance, allowing them to move smoothly up difficult rock climbs. This course provides a starting point for new r...
 

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