New adult 5 wk climbing courses in Jan: Beginners, Intermediate, Lead climbing, at JAGS Sports Club

By JAGS Sports Club Team
December 14, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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JAGS Sports Club Team

Posted December 14, 2016

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Posted December 14, 2016

Start something new in the New Year or buy someone a perfect Christmas pressie! Our fantastic climbing courses, suitable for all abilities, start on 9th/10th/11th January, 8-10pm.

Members: ?99

Non Members: ?109

To book, call 020 8613 6500.

The courses are as follows:

Beginners, starts Wednesday 11th January

?Correct use of equipment

?Basic climbing techniques

?Basic knots

?You will finish this course with a reasonable basic understanding of climbing, and providing you can demonstrate understanding of everything learnt, will be able to use the climbing wall outside of specific courses

Intermediate, starts Tuesday 10th January

?Knots and rope-work

?Advanced Belaying

?Improved confidence

Lead Climbing, starts Monday 9th January

?Suitable for those having climbed regularly for over a year

?Climbing without a top anchor, clipping to quick draws on the wall

?Feeding rope to the climber

?Holding a fall

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