North Carolina_FC_2012-03

Falling and Commitment Camp at Rumbling Bald, North Carolina, March 24-25, taught by Tracy Martin.
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Sponsored by Fox Mountain Guides
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Description: This 2-day camp addresses falling directly to help improve commitment. We do progressive falling practice on day one. On day two, we do movement, breathing, resting, and body/mind awareness exercises and apply everything to a goal route. You’ll leave understanding how to take appropriate risk and how to commit to those risks.
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You’ll learn:

  • How to give a dynamic (cushioned) belay
  • How to fall safely
  • Advanced falling techniques, such as falling while committing
  • Better mental awareness by learning the mind’s limitations
  • Better body awareness by learning how to trust it
  • To distinguish between no-fall and yes-fall zones
  • To make appropriate risk decisions
  • To rest efficiently
  • To develop flow and momentum
  • To deal with climbing stress
  • To improve problem-solving skills
  • Reduce fear, and more

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Pre-requisites:

  • Able to toprope 5.8 in a gym with no falls
  • Climb indoors/outdoors at least 1-2 times per week
  • At least 6 months of continuous climbing experience within the last year.

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Instructor: Tracy Martin
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Investment: $395, Space limited to 4 participants.
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Registration:
When/Where: March 24-25, 2012 at Rumbling Bald, NC
How: Contact Fox Mountain Guides at 888-284-8433
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Please call or email us for other questions you may have.
Arno: 615-406-3404, arno@warriorsway.com

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2 Responses to “North Carolina_FC_2012-03”

  1. Britt Cannon Says:

    February 6th, 2012 at 8:55 am

    How much is the camp?

  2. Arno Says:

    February 6th, 2012 at 10:00 am

    Hi Britt, Thanks for asking. Here’s the link: http://foxmountainguides.com/rockclimbing/rock-climbing-courses/warriors-way-camp.html
    It’s $395. We’re limiting this particular camp to a 4:1 (student/instructor) ratio to increase individual attention to the students. Please let me know other questions you may have. It will probably be taught at Rumbling Bald in NC. Arno

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