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Chockstone Forum - General Discussion
General Climbing Discussion
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The Stuck Leader Scenario |
30-Nov-2010 At 10:41:33 AM |
cruze
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Sounds pretty good to me. I suspect that most belayers will have overlooked the need for a good multidirectional anchor and will struggle to comfortably escape a weighted belay. Practice Practice!!
That scenario, as well as a lot of other scenarios, are well-covered in "Self-Rescue" - a great source of information but I have found that you actually need a rope/sling/prussiks/etc in hand to make sure you learn the techniques. Reading it by itself doesn't help. |
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