Rock Climbing 2 Beyond the Basics!
Prices
Adult Price - $95.00
Child Price - $95.00
Senior Price - $95.00
Detailed Description
If you’ve taken our first class or are already familiar with basic climbing safety (figure eight knot, harness set up, and climbing on top rope), this is a great next step. This 4-hour clinic starts with a quick review of these skills. Then we’ll teach you how to belay in a traditional ground school. Perhaps you’ve belayed a bit in a climbing gym, but only with a grigri? This is a great starting point to round out your knowledge of belaying techniques and skills, so that you may better understand the dynamics at work in a belay system.
Next, we’ll start you out on some easy climbing terrain so you can comfortably belay for the first time on real rock. While on these climbs, we’ll also introduce you to some fundamental climbing techniques. As time allows, we’ll progress to some slightly harder terrain where we’ll give you some exposure to intermediate climbing techniques while you continue to practice strong safety skills.
The combination of Introduction to Climbing 1 & Climbing 2 is the ultimate introduction to outdoor rock climbing. Depending on your previous experience and your level of interest in pursuing climbing as a new hobby, you may consider taking both classes on the same day. Alternatively, take Climbing 1 to try it out, and return soon if you’ve gotten hooked on climbing. Or, for the novice to “advanced beginner” gym climber with little or no belaying experience, jump straight to Climbing 2.
Dates Offered:
Clinics offered year-round, 3-4 times per month. For a complete list of dates, visit our: Activity Calendar.
Minimum Number Needed For Class: 2 People
Maximum Class Size: 10 People (Compare to other guides companies - MINIMUM of 8-10 needed for similar class - Adventure Out has the best guide to student ratio in the Bay Area!)
Approximate Duration Of Package
4 hours
Additional Information
What's included:
Four hours of instruction. All your gear is included - climbing harness, climbing shoes, and all the necessary gear to rig a top rope (carabiners, ropes, webbing, cord, belay devices, etc)Meeting point:
TBD.Additional information:
Flexible and comfortable clothing appropriate for the outdoors, stable footwear for a small amount of hiking. Lunch/Snack, water, and daypack to carry your personal items to the climbing area. Your own climbing gear (rental gear will be provided free-of-charge if you do not have your own). Exact packing list will be provided upon registration.
Language
English
Activity Dates:
- January 27, 2012 10:00 - January 27, 2014 14:00

