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www.chockstone.org/TechTips/Mistakes.htm
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It might also be beneficial to learn a waist belay, and classic (Dulfer) abseil for really exceptional circumstances. Watching the end of the rope disappear as your ...
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climb-guide.com/wiki/article16.html
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The actual method of belaying was either a waist belay or shoulder belay. Both being painful, but the shoulder belay is potentially harmful. On southern ...
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Belaying - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belaying
This is known as a body belay, a hip belay, or a waist belay and is still sometimes used when climbing quickly over easier ground. On vertical rock it is no longer ...
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www.ukclimbing.com/articles/page.php?id=974
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May 7, 2008 ... The belayer had been using a waist belay, probably with the twist around the wrong hand, also around his shoulder instead of his waist. Part of ...
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www.mcofs.org.uk/scrambling.asp
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Finding reliable belay points to attach to on scrambling terrain can be more ... and belay each other using the 'old fashioned' method of a waist belay (wrapping ...
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www.talisman-activities.co.uk/winter/climbing.htm
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You will also be given the opportunity to practice falling and holding falls using waist belays and belay devices. The philosophy is simple, if you don't practice ...
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www.canyoneering.net/forums/showthread.php?4731-girth-h...
www.canyoneering.net/forums/showthread.php?4731-girth-hitch-belay-loop-vs-waist-and-leg-tie-ins
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This topic has been somewhat touched on in other posts, but not entirely. I've been thinking about the pros and cons of attaching a laynard or ...
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www.thebmc.co.uk/modules/article.aspx?id=4332
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Jun 27, 2011 ... Once upon a time there was the humble sticht plate, which at the time represented a revolutionary step forward from the waist belay. Nowadays ...
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climbing.about.com/od/climbingharnesses/a/HarnessParts....
climbing.about.com/od/climbingharnesses/a/HarnessParts.htm
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The parts of a rock climbing harness include the waist belt, leg loops, gear loops, and belay loop. Photograph courtesy of Petzl. Your climbing harness, which ...
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