Are you interested in learning more about the art of repointing? Prepracticing a route can be useful in progressing your climbing. Having a learned sequence and tactics can allow you to really focus of pushing yourself to the edge of your abilities.
*Strategies to chunk a route down, overlapping halves, top down work
*Use of a clip stick/ simple aid to work routes
*Strategies for identifying rests/ crux
*Lead belaying/ equipment went working routes
*mental strategies to aid simple repointing - islands, being on/off, 4×4’s
*writing a plan
*equipment to help success; ropes (wall vs onsight vs repoint) harnesses, pre-placed gear, racking, shoes
Other areas can be explored in performance sessions if required. Although taught indoors many of these concepts transfer to outdoor sport climbing and trad head pointing.
Are you interested in learning more about the art of repointing? Prepracticing a route can be useful in progressing your climbing. Having a learned sequence and tactics can allow you to really focus of pushing yourself to the edge of your abilities.
*Strategies to chunk a route down, overlapping halves, top down work
*Use of a clip stick/ simple aid to work routes
*Strategies for identifying rests/ crux
*Lead belaying/ equipment went working routes
*mental strategies to aid simple repointing - islands, being on/off, 4×4’s
*writing a plan
*equipment to help success; ropes (wall vs onsight vs repoint) harnesses, pre-placed gear, racking, shoes
Other areas can be explored in performance sessions if required. Although taught indoors many of these concepts transfer to outdoor sport climbing and trad head pointing.