Camp Climbing Instructor Training with WILD GUYde
Adventures: Skills and Experience Checklist
Name __________________________________ Organization _______________________________
Address __________________________________________________________________________________
Ph. No. ________________ Cell _____________________ Email ________________________
Age at Course Time (18 minimum): __________________ DOB _______________________________
I am registering for the:
_____ Virginia Staff Training Seminar (June 9-10, 2008)
_____ Pennsylvania Staff Training Seminar (June 2-3, 2008)
Current medical credential (check all that apply):
_____ CPR _____ First Responder, or WFR
_____ Red Cross First Aid _____ EMT or WEMT
_____ Wilderness First Aid, or Advanced Other: __________________________________________
Please briefly describe your recreational climbing (how many years, what type – top-rope, indoor/outdoor, sport leading, traditional leading, multi-pitch); use back if necessary:
Briefly describe your outdoor leadership/teaching experiences (camp counselor, adventure leading, etc.); use back if necessary:
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Unfamiliar |
Reasonably proficient |
Able to teach |
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Bowline knot |
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Fig. 8 Retrace knot |
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Fig. 8 |
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Super (2-loop) 8 knot |
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Double Fisherman’s knot |
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Prussik knot, or Kleimheist |
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Girth Hitch |
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Water knot |
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Non-Tension Hitch |
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Munter Hitch |
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Mule knot, or Munter Mule |
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Belaying and signals (preferred device? ) |
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Rappelling |
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Building top-rope anchors (natural: trees and boulders) |
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Building artificial anchors (nuts and cams) |
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Building rappel anchors |
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Escaping the belay |
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Personal climbing level |
<5.5 |
5.6 - 5.8 |
>5.9 |