[School of Rock] 2.00 Cleaning Sport Anchors

Leaders
Alex Garcia (Multi-pitch), David Johnson
Program
School of Rock
Type
Sport climbing, top rope
Trip date
Thursday, September 15th, 2016
Difficulty rating
Beginner +
Prerequisites
School of Rock Participant

Join us in the MITOC climbing wall where I will quickly demonstrate how to clean sport anchors safely and quickly. You'll have plenty of time to practice and ask questions and by the end you should feel comfortable trying to clean a few routes outside with a wizened mentor by your side.

The Basics

Who

Beginner|Advanced School of Rock Participants

Equipment (Not Required)

Harness, Climbing Shoes, 2 locking 'biners, 2 slings

Where

MITOC Bouldering wall. Walker Memorial 50-303

The Who

You're new to climbing and you love it! You can't wait to get your pump on at Rumney or explore Farley with a grizzled mentor. Or maybe you have been scampering up top-rope routes for a while and you're interested in doing some leading. You're ready to take your climbing to the next level!

Either way, you're going to need to know how to clean a sport anchor. While the activity may seem so boring and maybe tedious, unless you plan on leaving 20$ worth of gear on top of every single route you climb, you're probably going to want to learn how to safely clean sport anchors.

Note

This course is HIGHLY recommended for any beginners who feel they are already falling in love with climbing. It is also HIGHLY recommended for anyone who has been climbing (lead or not) outside several times but has NOT ever cleaned an anchor.


Signup

Algorithm
first-come, first-serve
Maximum participants
50
Signups opened at
Sept. 12, 2016, 3 p.m.
Signups closed at
Sept. 15, 2016, 5 p.m.
Notes
  1. When did you fall in love with climbing?
  2. What is your climbing goal for the fall?
  3. Do you have . . . harness, shoes, 2 lockers, 2 slings?
Signups for this trip are closed.