Video: Dangers of Rock Climbing

Dangers of Rock Climbing

The dangers of rock climbing include falling, breaking limbs, necks or spines and getting hit by falling rocks in an outdoor setting. Watch out for the inherent dangers of rock climbing with safety information from an experienced rock climber and stunt man in this free video on extreme sports.

Video Transcript

Hello, my name is Scott and I'm the owner of Climb On! indoor rock climbing in Wilmington, North Carolina. Today we're going to discuss the dangers of rock climbing. Rock climbing is inherently dangerous. To avoid serious injury or death, please get proper instruction at your local indoor rock climbing gym. Some of the dangers that we face are falling, broken limbs, serious injuries to our spine or our neck. Again, to avoid this, proper instruction is needed. When outside climbing, some of the other dangers can be falling rocks, people dropping things from above you, or climbing above you. When venturing outdoors to go rock climbing, there are other dangers that you would want to look for. You would want to make sure that you're wearing a helmet for falling rocks or dropped gear from other people climbing on the rock. Again, my name is Scott, and these have been the dangers of rock climbing.

Dangers of Rock Climbing

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