Climbing Course
Advanced Knots and Hitches
This 3-hour seminar introduces intermediate and advanced level climbers to a variety of useful advanced knots and hitches.
- Tue, Feb 2, 2016
- Committee: Tacoma Climbing Subcommittee - Climbing Walls
- FREE
- Availability: FULL (10 capacity)
- Cancellation & Refund Policy
This 3-hour seminar introduces intermediate and advanced level climbers to a
variety of useful advanced knots and hitches, including: one handed clove
hitch and one handed Munter hitch, pre-tensioned Munter hitch; Munter Mule
Overhand (MMOH) tied on both the harness and tied on a belay anchor; use
of an untied cordelette for multi-piece anchors, three piece quad anchor
rigging, bowline on a bight for bolted belay station anchors, Purcell Prussik
and applications, varieties of French Prussik hitches, and rescue spiders.
Where/when: Tacoma Mountaineers Program Center; 6-9pm, February 2,
2016
Pre-requisites: Mountaineers Basic Climbing Course completion within the last
2 years, intermediate course standing or completion.
Cost: None. Donation ($10) recommended to support our climbing walls.
This course has no scheduled activities.
Gear needed: Cordelette (7mm accessory cord, untied, 6 meter length),
harness, belay device,
HMS carabiner one 24 " length of 6mm accessory cord, one autoblock, one
12 ft length of 6mm accessory cord.
Other (optional) gear: Smart phone or camera to record demonstrations.
Class size is limited to 10.
There are no materials for this course.