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SELF BELAY

Monday 16th November 2009 at 11:44:52 PM

SKM
Rank: Belay Test Passer
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WHAT ACTUALLY ''SELF BELAY'' MEAN ?. NORMALLY BELAY IS A PROCESS THROUGH WHICH A CLIMBER
PROTECT HIMSELF/HERSELF FROM FORTHCOMIMG DANGER ON CLIMBING. CLIMBER -ROPE-BELAYER OR
BELAYER-ROPE-CLIMBER RELATION EXISTS IN ''BELAY'' PROCESS BUT SAME FORMAT IS NOT PRESENT
IN SELF BELAY SYSTEM. IS SELF BELAY IS ''BELAY ''? SELF PROTECT SELF THROUGH SELF CONTROL SYSTEM ON CLIMBING !
SKM
 
 
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Thursday 26th November 2009 at 5:57:54 PM

kdelap
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This is accomplished through very technical rope work where the climber anchors oneself at the bottom of the climb and belays and places gear as they climb. There are certain devices that are made to make this style of climbing easier.

Cheers,

Karsten
 
 
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Sunday 9th January 2011 at 9:13:20 PM

mucmacdog
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Nah. Its easy. Set up a fixed rope and use a petzl croll
 
 
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