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4. What does Belaying mean? Information and translations of Belaying in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on …

5. Definition of Belaying in the Definitions.net dictionary

6. Related words are belays, Belayed, belaying.

7. Synonyms for Belaying in Free Thesaurus

8. Incorrect Belaying must be noted and corrected, and repetition could result to the belayer retaking the Belaying test

9. Dynamic Belaying refers to a method of Belaying where you slightly lengthen the fall to soften the impact

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11. Separate ropes are anchored in alternating belaying points.

12. Belaying is a crucial skill when rope climbing

13. This includes most modern Belaying systems of tying to anchors from the front of the harness and Belaying from the rope tie-in loop, i.e

14. Belaying is a critical technique used in rock climbing

15. Belaying Pins were plugged into pin rails, fife rails or the rails.

16. Belaying multi-pitch routes on single rope with a GRIGRI

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18. 5,7 kN) on the last bolt/nut/cam, as Belaying from

19. Belaying pins were a type of mariner's tool.2567 1 Description 2 Availability 3 Notable Users of Belaying Pins 3.1 Creatures 3.2 Classes 3.3 Groups 3.4 Individuals 4 Appendix 4.1 Appearances 4.2 References Belaying pins were short rods of wood or metal that were inserted into holes bored through a ship's rail

20. Belaying looks like it is a form of the word belay

21. A Belaying pin is composed of a round handle and cylindrical shaft

22. Drill a hole in the thwart (seat) and put the Belaying pin …

23. Belaying a second (or two) directly off the (bomber) anchor is standard practice

24. Belaying Pins were used to secure the running ends of the running rigging

25. (For an overview of lead Belaying, read, How to Belay a Lead Climber.)

26. Wooden Model Ship Fittings Belaying Pin come in Wood Yellow, Wood Brown, Brass and Black Metal

27. Belaying itself is relatively simple provided one is always paying attention to your climbing partner

28. Allows for smooth rope action while descending or Belaying, offers superb control on rope

29. In the past, Belaying was accomplished simply by tying a rope around the waist of the climber.

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31. Moreover, there is much more to effective lead Belaying than simply paying out slack and catching occasional falls.

32. A belay device is a mechanical piece of climbing equipment used to control a rope during Belaying

33. Belaying a leader directly off a floor/ground anchor is something you see in shitty/college climbing walls

34. This article covers the basics of top-rope Belaying, but is not meant to replace hands-on learning

35. Belaying is a foundational skill that climbing classes teach early on and instruction from a qualified teacher is essential

36. It can be used for rock climbing, mountain climbing, Belaying, sport rappelling, cave exploration, working-at-height, rescue operations, etc

37. The process of Belaying involves equipment unique to its function and varies based on which belay technique is being used.

38. All participants are required to display proper Belaying techniques each semester, and pass the belay test before using the wall

39. Whilst belaying you can look across a sweeping valley covered by vineyards and broken up by lines of cyprus trees.

40. Belaying is the most important, sacred job we have as climbers—yet it’s often the thing you witness climbers treat most casually

41. Spectrum Auto Belays are designed to allow users to climb up and a smooth decent without the use of a secondary person belaying

42. Belaying is a process used in climbing that typically uses a rope system to protect a climber in the event of a fall

43. Belaying with the GRIGRI The belay technique to be used is very similar to the generic belay technique, but has a few specifics

44. Browse 2,027 Belaying stock photos and images available, or search for rock climbing or mountain climbing to find more great stock photos and pictures

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46. A universal rule to Belaying is that your brake hand, which is palm down on the brake strand of the rope, should never come off the rope

47. Example sentences from the Web for Belaying cleat The center cleat prevents the boards from buckling while the sides are tightly held by these simple flat fasteners

48. Belaying is the simple process of holding the climbing rope and a climber in the event of a climbing fall with the rope threaded through a Belay device.

49. Belaying is the simple process of holding the climbing rope and a climber in the event of a climbing fall with the rope threaded through a belay device

50. Belaying, or holding the rope to catch any fall by your partner, is the ultimate acceptance of trust: You and your partner literally place your lives in each other’s hands

51. Lead Belaying involves the same fundamental counterweight arrangements as top-rope belays, but the dynamics involved in a lead fall greatly augment the forces a belayer must contend with

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53. So, what that means is, instead of a cleat to tie-off the line which you use to raise your sail and keep it raised, you can use a Belaying pin

54. Belaying is a variety of techniques climbers used to create friction within a climbing system, in particularly on a climbing rope, so that a falling climber does not fall very far.

55. Belay device – I’ve been to gyms where you test Belaying on your own ATC device or use the devices set on the climbing gym ropes (usually a grigri, which is an assisted braking device)

56. A Belaying pin is a solid metal or wooden device used on traditionally rigged sailing vessels to secure lines of running rigging.Largely replaced on most modern vessels by cleats, they are still used, particularly on square rigged ships.

57. "Belaying" refers to a variety of techniques used to keep tension on a climbing rope so that in case of mishap, a climber does not fall very far before being stopped by the rope.

58. Belaying is one of the most important rock climbing skills that you will learn and master at an indoor climbing gym.Belaying is the basis of climbing safety, ensuring both your and your climbing partner’s safety

59. From Mountainproject: “Practical tests by the German DAV, the University of Innsbruck, Austria, and the Italian CAI showed that Belaying from the body without the possibility of actively moving into the direction of the falling leader (aka dynamic belay) results in similarly high forces (ca

60. WHAT IS Belaying? For most roped climbing (excepting rope soloing), there is a climber and a belayer, tied into harnesses and connected by a climbing rope.As the climber ascends, the belayer feeds out or takes in rope, depending on the climber’s position, and is …

61. Belaying a second directly off the anchor is a convenient way to ensure a reliable catch and a comfortable belay during multi-pitch climbing (be sure to read the manufacturer's instructions carefully, as this type of belay configuration is more complex and mistakes can result in death).