No, this course is designed to guide climbers towards autonomy on long routes. After a refresher on the basics of cliff climbing, you will gradually learn to climb first as a second, then as a lead climber, in complete safety.
You'll need to be able to climb your own sport crags and equipped long routes. This course is aimed at those who want to discover how to use protection, but haven't yet ventured out on their own into adventure terrain.
Yes, the aim is precisely to gain confidence with these tools. In four days, everyone learns how to install equipment, build belays and gradually climb to the top using belays and friends, in a safe, supervised environment.
Not necessarily experienced climbers, but those already familiar with setting up protection. This course is aimed at those who want to become more autonomous on long routes in adventure terrain, by increasing the number of pitches and practical situations.
Transmit solid techniques and safety habits to enable real autonomy on major routes and adventure terrain, with the emphasis on fluidity, rock analysis, judicious use of protection and managing roped progression.
Yes, I provide the equipment needed for the training. However, it's always a good idea to bring your own equipment if you have it, so that you can learn how to use it in real-life conditions.
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