Rock Rescue

Rock Rescue
THB ฿19,995.00
  • Duration: 9 Hours

    Equip yourself to deal with the unexpected when climbing a multi-pitch route with this three-day course. 

    While many climbers are aware of some of the dangers of multi-pitch climbing, many believe that these types of emergencies won’t affect them. But what happens when your partner gets injured and you are more than one pitch off the ground? As a multi-pitch climber, you need to be prepared for this type of situation. 

    By taking this rock rescue course, you will equip you with the skills and knowledge to self-rescue an injured climber on a multi-pitch route. This ultimate risk management technique is necessary for any serious climber. Who knows? You may save a life. 


    What climbing experience do I need for this course? 

    • This course is designed for advanced climbers. All participants must have previous multi-pitch climbing experience and must be familiar with climbing knots and hitches, know how to use a GriGri, plaquette device, and prussic, and feel comfortable using climbing equipment.


    What is included in this course?

    • AMGA-Trained Guide 

    • Climbing Equipment 

    • Insurance for Climbing 

    • Lunch Box and Drinking Water 

    • Red Truck Transportation


    What skills are taught?

    Baseline

    Hauling Systems

    Ascending

    Tandem Rappel

    Counterbalance Rappel/ Pick Off

    Spider Lanyard


    What is the projected itinerary?

    Day 1

  • Equipment for Self-Rescue

  • 5 Essential Knots/Hitches

  • Escaping the Belay

  • Baseline

  • Top Management Belay and Lowering

    • Day 2

  • Mechanical Advantage Hauling System

  • Ascending/Rappelling

  • Tandem Rappel

  • Counterbalance Rappel

  • Spider Systems

  • Base Managed Pick off

  • Knot Passing

    • Day 3

  • Morning: Multi-pitch Trojan Horse or Deep in Space

  • Afternoon: Mini Rescue Simulation, Additional Practice and Skill Refinement, Discussion of Ascending to a Fallen Lead Climber

    • *Note: Each day is expected to start at 8 a.m. and end by 5 p.m. 


    What should I bring?

    • Climbing Gear (if you have it)

    • Athletic Clothing

    • Closed-Toed Shoes / Socks

    • Refillable Water Bottle 

    • Sunscreen 

    • Bug Spray 

    • Snacks