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Intermediate Leading On Rock - Everett- 2020

Climbing Course

Intermediate Leading On Rock

The leading on rock portion of the the Everett Intermediate Climbing class. An application must be submitted and approved before a person is accepted into this class.

Contacts

No contact has been designated for this course.

*AS A RESULT OF THE SUSPENSION OF ALL COURSES/ACTIVITIES/EVENTS UNTIL 4/24/20, WE WILL BE CANCELING THIS COURSE. CURRENT PARTICIPANTS MAY RECEIVE A FULL REFUND, DONATE THEIR COURSE FEE, OR TAKE THE COURSE NEXT YEAR AT NO EXTRA COST. PLEASE SEE THE COVID-19 RESPONSE PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION*

The rock section of the  Everett Intermediate Climbing Course. Includes/requires 2 days of Intro Skills review, 2 evening basic Self Rescue sessions and 4 weekend sessions at various PNW crag/climbing sites. Please be able and committed to attending all sessions as prerequisite to apply for and accept a spot in this course.

All applicants must attend the Instructor Review on Saturday, Jan 18, 2020, or be current on Instructor Review branch requirements.

Application Deadline:

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE:

-Intro Skills Review Session 1: Saturday, 03/28/2020. Seattle Program Center

-Skills Review Session 2: Sunday, 03/29/2020. Seattle Program Center

-LOR 1 Leavenworth weekend: 04/04-04/05/2020

-LOR 2 Vantage weekend: 05/02-05/03/2020

-Self Rescue Basics 1, Seattle seminar: 05/05/2020 (not to be confused with standalone Everett SRC course) 

-LOR 3 Tieton weekend: 05/16-05/17/2020

-Self Rescue Basics 2, Seattle seminar: 05/28/2020 (not to be confused with standalone  Everett SRC course)

-LOR 4 Squamish, B.C. weekend: 06/06-06/07/2020; possibly moved to 06/13-06/14/2020 for weather backup. Allow for travel to Squamish, B.C., day before. Private Group Camping site provided Friday and Saturday nights.

 

Application Link:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1C-Xtg7PoPKtcNSw-uNGM3XRsj_oGJyqi

 

BADGESyou will earn:

Badges you will earn:

Course Requirements

This course has no scheduled activities.

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Required Equipment

This will be covered in the first practical in more detail.  Every student is expected to have the following:

  • Harness
  • Helmet
  • Pear Biner
  • Rappel device, ATC-guide or similar device with autolocking preferred
  • Cordelletes, slings
  • Rock shoes
  • Belay gloves
  • Alpine rack (can start small and share with a buddy)
  • etc.

Ropes are provided during the course through the first three field trips

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