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Introduction to Rock Climbing
Students will learn basic rock climbing techniques including movement, knots, rope handling, belaying, top rope system, rappelling, simple anchors, equipment use and handling, climbing communication and risk management.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course and the Squamish Rock Climbing Course, the successful student will have reliably demonstrated the ability to be able to safely run a top rope session with clients. You will be able to assess rock climbing related risks and manage them, to keep yourself and others safe.
Course Details
| Required Course Materials | Personal items as per COLT Clothing and Equipment List |
| Course Duration | 5 days (40 hours) |
| Homework Hours | 5 hours |
| Delivery Method(s) | In-class instruction, in-field instruction |
| Teaching Methods | Seminar format; hands-on training |
| Method(s) of Student Evaluation | Ongoing assessment by instructors; rock climbing test |
| Completion Requirements | Participation; pass rock climbing test |
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