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Ice, Mountain and Rock ClimbingTotal 97 training course(s) at schools in United States.
School: Alpine Adventures, Inc.
[All Courses] Training Center(s)/Venue(s): Keene, New York, United States
Tel.: (518) 576-9881Mountaineering: Slide Climbing Overnight
Course Format: On-site
This course takes place in a slide climber’s paradise, miles from the nearest road. We begin instruction with an introduction to equipment and clothing for warm weather adventures; and the essentials of trip planning and navigation. After packing equipment and food, we head out for a five mile hike to our base camp for the next three nights. By backpacking almost to the foot of the mountain, we...
Ice Climbing: Mixed Climbing
Course Format: On-site
This course presents the techniques needed for climbing mixed ice and rock terrain. We’ll begin by introducing you to the insecure feeling of climbing rock in mountain boots. Climbing rock in boots requires techniques quite different from the ones used while wearing rock shoes, and helping you to become comfortable in this initially foreign environment is our first priority.
Next, we’ll expl...
Ice Climbing: Frozen On The Sharp End
Course Format: On-site
Leading ice is serious business, with litle margin for error. This course will assist experienced ice climbers, who are already competent leaders on rock, in making the transition to leading ice.
The course deals almost entirely with making the complex judgment decisions required to lead ice. You will learn about the many factors governing frequency and location of protection, how to avoid ...
Ice Climbing: Week II
Course Format: On-site
By combining our two weekend, Level II courses with an additional day of climbing, this course provides a comprehensive introduction to multi-pitch ice climbing. Emphasis will be placed on honing ice climbing skills and techniques on classic Adirondack ice climbs.
We’ve designed the course to follow Water Ice: An Introduction To The Frozen World and for those wishing an intensive, seven-day ...
Ice Climbing: More Frozen Walls
Course Format: On-site
Designed to follow Frozen Walls & Waterfalls or Ice Climbing Week I, this course will provide an opportunity for you to practice and refine your movement and rope-handling skills in a multi-pitch environment.
We’ll concentrate on the skills required to climb on steeper and more challenging ice, as well as a few specialized rope-handling techniques. From the numerous classic ice climbs nearby...
Ice Climbing: Frozen Walls & Waterfalls
Course Format: On-site
Our main objective in this course is to introduce you to the challenge of multi-pitch ice climbing. We introduce specific rope-handling and belaying techniques, the skills associated with building ice screw belays and a variety of techniques for moving on ice gullies, frozen walls and waterfalls.
In addition to teaching you the skills needed for longer ice climbs, we look forward to sharing ...
Ice Climbing: Week I
Course Format: On-site
This course is a combination of Water Ice: An Introduction To The Frozen World and Frozen Walls & Waterfalls. Like our Week On The Rock I course, it was designed for people who are sure they want to get into ice climbing and want an intensive introduction. In addition to the four days required to complete instructional objectives, this course adds an extra day for you to practice your new skill...
Ice Climbing: Introduction To The Frozen World
Course Format: On-site
We start this course by introducing you to the tools you will come to trust as an ice climber: ice axes, ice hammers and crampons. A discussion of other equipment items and cold weather dressing follows, and then it’s off to the ice.
After a short presentation on crampon techniques we’ll focus on ice bouldering until your crampons feel more like an asset than a hindrance.
Next w...
Rock Climbing: Guiding Skills
Course Format: On-site
Sharing the joys of multi-pitch rock climbing can be tremendously fulfilling, but with the sharing comes immense responsibility. A skilled mountain guide must possess a wide variety of technical and interpersonal skills as well as the self-discipline required to maintain constant awareness of potential hazards. Much of this course deals with the myriad problems and complications that can arise ...
Rock Climbing: Top Rope Instructor
Course Format: On-site
To be a competent climbing instructor you must first have a thorough knowledge of the methods and practices required to keep your students safe. Accordingly, successful completion of our Anchoring Skills Evaluation is a prerequisite for this course. Created for qualified climbers who wish to present safe, well-conceived experiences in a top-roped setting, this course emphasizes the teaching pro...
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