Introduction to Leading Bolted Routes  May/June 2015

Climbing Course

Introduction to Leading Bolted Routes

Introduction to Leading Bolted Routes - Seattle

The Introduction to Leading Bolted Routes Course is a program of classroom instruction designed to equip students with the fundamental technical skills and experience necessary to safely lead climb well bolted single pitch routes.

Instruction Topics:

  • Belaying/rappelling/cleaning/equipment
  • Clipping techniques
  • Route risk assessment
  • Clipping
  • Face climbing techniques
  • Leading a route

Participants must be top roping comfortably at the 5.9 level to register.
The course consists of four evening workshops  plus one FT to be scheduled. 

Course Requirements

This course has no scheduled activities.

Roster
Required Equipment

Course equipment:  Climbing harness; Helmet; Rock shoes; 2 personal anchoring devices (an appropriate double sling in addition to a manufactured PAS is acceptable); 2 locking 'biners; ATC belay device with large pear shaped locking 'biner; 6 quickdraws.  Anchoring materials will also be required--this will be discussed at the first evening session.   Feel free to contact leader(s) if you have questions.     

Course Materials

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