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Safety Training "Avalanche self-rescue and snow risk management."
Absolute safety does not exist, especially in the mountains, especially in the face of the sneaky danger of avalanches. The statistics are quite merciless, in case of burial beyond 15 minutes, the hope of survival drops dramatically.
Here, then, is where only an excellent knowledge of rescue techniques can offer real possibilities for damage limitation in the event of a burial. What to do? How to deal with an avalanche accident?
An informed and practical approach to decision-making also allows for significant risk reduction through tools and methods suited to everyone’s level, from the novice hiker to the more experienced.
Training "Ice climbing course"
Ice climbing is in no way the winter version of rock climbing. You are moving into a true alpine environment, where conditions can change very quickly and where careful risk management is needed more than ever.
Although most popular routes today feature pre-equipped belays, it is necessary to have the proper knowledge to independently manage an ascent (and descent) of an icefall.
The purpose of the course will therefore be to provide you with the knowledge you need to be able to move independently.
Safety training "Beyond the first belay. Sport climbing on long routes."
If after approaching climbing on single-length routes you feel like measuring yourself on multi-pitch routes, it is necessary to learn how to self-belay, how to belay first and second ropers, how to connect or build a belay, how to abseil, and much more.
A day to learn the maneuvers necessary to independently tackle a route of multiple rope lengths.
"Moving on Glacier" safety training.
Walking on a glacier is a bit like moving on a minefield. Crevasses are more or less veiled pitfalls that one must know how to deal with in order to move on a glacier as safely as possible.
It is essential not only to proceed in ropes but also to do it correctly.
We will then look at the binding methods and self-rescue maneuvers necessary to deal with a crevasse fall.
Attached is the program in pdf format, download it and share it with your friends to organize a training day together.
