Rock climbing in Snowdonia abseiling safely with a prusik
Learning how to abseil safely off a multi pitch climb
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Rock climbing on the South stack sea cliffs Bridget bridging out to take the weight off the arms
Brigid and Jamie getting ready to climb
Rock Climbing on the Costa Blanca in The Xalo Valley Alicalali in the sun with Mountaineering Joe
Rock scrambling in Snowdonia. Katie and Bill spent the weekend rock scrambling on ground up to grade 3. Learning rope techniques in order to cope with this type of ground safely. We started on grade 1 with short roping techniques and migrated into grade 2. This is when the rope started to get used. Using a short pitching technique, we kept things moving fast. Finally, we ended up on grade 3 ground where full pitching was being employed. The next day we went on to the North Ridge of Tryfan scrambling up to grade 2 using techniques learned on day one. A great few days rock scrambling in the Ogwen Valley in Snowdonia. 
Emma learning to lead on her own gear setting up belays and bring up a second
Emma spent 2 days learning how to place gear and manage herself on multi pitch trad rock climbs. She is already a very good climber on the wall but wants to move outside. We looked at placing gear, belay stance management and retreating and retrieving her rope from a rock climb. By the end of the couple of days it had all come together for her. Emma welcome to the trad world of Rock climbing!
Emma learning to abseil safely and retrieve her rope from the top of the rock climb
Rock climbing on Tryfan Bach. Harry and Stan had a great time Rock climbing climbing multi pitch routes up to grade HS. Even doing a 160 foot abseil from the top of Trfan Bach. A great day moving from a climbing wall to outdoors and loving it. Mountaineering Joe
Trad rock climbing belays
Trad rock climbing learning rope techniques
Abseiling down a gully
Rock scrambling in Snowdonia with great weather. Practising rope techniques for moving fast over grade 2/3 scrambling ground. We used short pitching , pitching, body belaying and the Italian hitch to name just a few. Rope techniques with Mountaineering Joe
Where did he come from?
Here Sam is using an Italian Hitch is bring up his partner and will convert this to a Clove Hitch to secure her
Rock scrambling in Snowdonia with excellent weather. Developing fast Rock scrambling rope techniques with Sam and Beth. Protecting rock scrambles or moving over steep ground after or before climbing a rock climb doesn’t have to be slow. Maybe there are walks you want to do but need to look after les experience people in the group. With the right rope techniques you can move very very fast. Rock scrambling rope work with Mountaineering Joe
Using an Italian Hitch off a direct anchor
Lowering off the route after climbing it
Just so relaxed on the rock