We will discuss the importance of risk mitigation, of coaching, of site selection, of defining roles, and of communication. Everyone will have the opportunity to practice skills, and to demonstrate their competency with both the systems as well as the approach. We hope that everyone will end the day being confident in their ability to safely support an adaptive athlete.
We will discuss the importance of risk mitigation, of coaching, of site selection, of defining roles, and of communication. Everyone will have the opportunity to practice skills, and to demonstrate their competency with both the systems as well as the approach. We hope that everyone will end the day being confident in their ability to safely support an adaptive athlete.
We will discuss the importance of risk mitigation, of coaching, of site selection, of defining roles, and of communication. Everyone will have the opportunity to practice skills, and to demonstrate their competency with both the systems as well as the approach. We hope that everyone will end the day being confident in their ability to safely support an adaptive athlete.
Comfortable skiing/riding on a double black diamond run at a North American ski resort
Longterm experience (50+ days) skiing/riding a variety of terrain and snow conditions, including powder as well as variable & marginal conditions
We will discuss the importance of risk mitigation, of coaching, of site selection, of defining roles, and of communication. Everyone will have the opportunity to practice skills, and to demonstrate their competency with both the systems as well as the approach. We hope that everyone will end the day being confident in their ability to safely support an adaptive athlete.
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Comfortable skiing/riding on a double black diamond run at a North American ski resort
Longterm experience (50+ days) skiing/riding a variety of terrain and snow conditions, including powder as well as variable & marginal conditions
We will discuss the importance of risk mitigation, of coaching, of site selection, of defining roles, and of communication. Everyone will have the opportunity to practice skills, and to demonstrate their competency with both the systems as well as the approach. We hope that everyone will end the day being confident in their ability to safely support an adaptive athlete.
We will discuss the importance of risk mitigation, of coaching, of site selection, of defining roles, and of communication. Everyone will have the opportunity to practice skills, and to demonstrate their competency with both the systems as well as the approach. We hope that everyone will end the day being confident in their ability to safely support an adaptive athlete.
We will discuss the importance of risk mitigation, of coaching, of site selection, of defining roles, and of communication. Everyone will have the opportunity to practice skills, and to demonstrate their competency with both the systems as well as the approach. We hope that everyone will end the day being confident in their ability to safely support an adaptive athlete.
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This clinic is designed to introduce you to adaptive climbing. Craig will share his passion for why we think Everyone Can Climb by showcasing some of the techniques and tricks that make it possible.
You can take the opportunity to try these systems and join others for a fun and community-focused climbing session. Bring your curiosity.
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This clinic is well-suited to new or veteran climbers, those who work in the climbing industry, those who have friends or family with a barrier of some kind, or those who need some adaptations in order to make for a higher quality climbing experience.
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This clinic is by donation with a minimum of $50 with all proceeds going to support adaptive climbing programs in BC.
Being OUT in the outdoors is already hard enough, but building queer community can help make it easier.
With that in mind, this clinic will focus on being ourselves, making friends, learning new skills, and having a fun day outside on the rocks in an 2SLGBTQIA+ affinity space.
Come as you are.
This clinic is an affinity space for 2SLGBTQIA+ climbers.
This clinic is all about getting you off the gym walls and onto real rock.
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Spend a full day outside learning and dialing in climbing technique, belaying, rope management, and the fundamentals needed to enjoy climbing outside. Break down the gear you’ll use and walk through the key differences between indoor and outdoor climbing, so you feel confident in a new environment.
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Expect plenty of hands-on practice, lots of movement on the rock, and the kind of skills that set you up for a lifetime of climbing adventures.
Alright, hold on to your harnesses because "Fun Day on the Rocks" is going to be a wild ride.
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Whether you're a seasoned climber or a total newbie, everybody's welcome to come and get their climb on. Just make sure to pack some snacks and don't forget your bathing suit, because why not?
This clinic is open to women, women-identifying, and non-binary folks.
Climbing with your partner is amazing, but let's be real, it can get pretty stressful at times.
Come learn how to communicate like champs, set clear expectations, and be there for each other when fear kicks in. Let's turn those stressors into strengths for your adventure together.
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Note: Must sign up with your climbing partner.
Effective communication: Techniques for communicating clearly and openly with each other while climbing, including giving feedback, expressing concerns, and providing encouragement.
Setting clear expectations: Strategies for establishing mutual goals, boundaries, and roles during climbs to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for both partners.
Supporting each other through fear: Methods for identifying and addressing fears or anxieties that may arise during climbs, and techniques for providing emotional support and reassurance to each other.
Want to hone your ability to clip quickly, clean routes, and lead climb? This clinic is for people who feel good about their climbing abilities but haven't had the opportunity to lead climb outside.
We will 'mock' lead, learn about cleaning anchors and quickdraws off of a route, learn how to bail when the route is too hard, stick clip the first draw, efficient clipping techniques, and more.
Ever wonder what a heel-toe is? How about a butterfly stack? What about an arm bar?
We will get into the nitty-gritty of all the tools an off-width climber must hone before tackling the mighty split beaver! Bring a good attitude and get ready to learn some useful tricks!
