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Summary: Before rock climbing, it's important to find a local rock climbing gym to learn about the safety aspects of climbing and how the equipment works. Practice rock climbing under the guidance of a professional with advice from an experienced rock climber in this free video on rock climbing techniques.
Scott Kiesling and has been rock climbing for more than 25 years. He has been a rescue climber for more than 10 years. He is also certified in single-rope techniques, top roping and...read more
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"Hello. My name is Scott, and I'm the owner of Climb On. Indoor rock climbing gym in Wilmington North Carolina. Today we're going to discuss rock climbing 101. Rock climbing is inherently dangerous, and can cause serious injury or death. You want to make sure, before you begin to rock climb, that you get the proper instruction from a qualified professional. The best way to start rock climbing 101, is to find your local indoor rock climbing gym, and begin the process there. Learning rock climbing 101 it's very important that you learn all the safety aspects of climbing. How a harness works. How to wear a harness properly. What not to use to tie in with. What belay device works for you. These are all the things you can learn from a qualified professional, at your local indoor rock climbing gym. Or a qualified guide outdoors. Rock climbing can be a very fun experience for everyone. Again, I can't stress enough how important it is to get professional instruction, by a qualified guide, on rock climbing 101."
eHow Article: Rock Climbing 101
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