Please keep the videos coming. There’s a lot of flashy and “cool” stuff on UA-cam now days. A lot of which is informative. But this is right to to the point and practical. Thanks for the videos. Appreciate the time you take to post these. I’m sure it will come to help me and many others down the road.
I really like this style of just replaying scenarios you were in. Do more of this please. Even normal everyday stuff like a regular day out sport climbing.
The vídeo was great, maybe second part?? The client was unconcious and You need to Transfering to your rappel device and go down with him to the 1st pitch (start).. thax!
Of course, all rescues are scenario dependent. Would it have been “better/safer” when using the weight transfer to “milk” the slack out of the Munter Mule before releasing the technical ledge. Introducing all that slack might present issues if the client was really “stuck” where he was and couldn’t be lowered keeping tension in the rope.
Love the tutorials!👍 For the purpose of multipitch rescue what would you say the minimum length for a cordellett is? Of course while still remaining useful for a variety of situations.
Really enjoyed your vid and was easy to understand. Given the same scenario, but let’s say your client was just starting the pitch, and the pitch was a real rope stretcher, how would you get to the client because you wouldn’t have enough rope pulled through the belay to get to them? And let’s also assume they can’t be lowered. I’m guessing you would have to prussic your way down their rope?
Love the vids. So, are you now going to bring a small mirror to put on the end of your stick clip so you can just look over that obstruction and say "You're fine, just keep climbing!" :)
Jason is a very articulate and concise instructor. I wanna be like him some day.
Please keep the videos coming. There’s a lot of flashy and “cool” stuff on UA-cam now days. A lot of which is informative. But this is right to to the point and practical. Thanks for the videos. Appreciate the time you take to post these. I’m sure it will come to help me and many others down the road.
I really like this style of just replaying scenarios you were in. Do more of this please. Even normal everyday stuff like a regular day out sport climbing.
So concise. Very helpful!
The weight transfer system was really interesting!!
love your content! super clear. thanks for going through scenarios using grigri and atc.
The vídeo was great, maybe second part?? The client was unconcious and You need to Transfering to your rappel device and go down with him to the 1st pitch (start).. thax!
Of course, all rescues are scenario dependent.
Would it have been “better/safer” when using the weight transfer to “milk” the slack out of the Munter Mule before releasing the technical ledge.
Introducing all that slack might present issues if the client was really “stuck” where he was and couldn’t be lowered keeping tension in the rope.
Great format of explaining.
Heck yeah, nice work!
Love the tutorials!👍 For the purpose of multipitch rescue what would you say the minimum length for a cordellett is? Of course while still remaining useful for a variety of situations.
Great explanation of this thanks for posting these videos
Awesome video!
Cool Video, Thanx!!!
Really enjoyed your vid and was easy to understand. Given the same scenario, but let’s say your client was just starting the pitch, and the pitch was a real rope stretcher, how would you get to the client because you wouldn’t have enough rope pulled through the belay to get to them? And let’s also assume they can’t be lowered. I’m guessing you would have to prussic your way down their rope?
Love the vids. So, are you now going to bring a small mirror to put on the end of your stick clip so you can just look over that obstruction and say "You're fine, just keep climbing!" :)
Elegant!
Nothing on YT comes close to your videos.