A Problem Solving and Improvised Rescue workshop run by Kath James - top tips and handy hints on how to be progressive in your teaching of rescue techniques and improving slickness in performing rescues.  We will look at the variety of techniques that an instructor might put to use when teaching climbing. We will discuss how and when to use different techniques and lots of different teaching progressions and ways of supporting your clients learning.

Some of the things we can look at

Tying off the plate

Hoists

Escaping the system

Climbing a rope

Dealing with knots in ascent and descent

More complex crag evacuations

This workshop is open to Full and Trainee members of AMI

With 12 years experience of working at Plas y Brenin I have built up a wealth of knowledge in teaching climbing. Kath has extensive experience of training and assessing and directing  MCI, RCI, ML & HML courses.

We will meet in Hathersage and head to a suitable venue for the day. You need to bring along your climbing kit, and suitable clothing food and drink for the day. 

Find out more about Kath - www.mountain-expertise.co.uk or ask a question by email info@mountain-expertise.co.uk