- In
climbing and mountaineering,
belaying comprises techniques used to
create friction within a
climbing protection system,
particularly on a
climbing rope...
- fall. On the upside, this is
offset by the fact that the
person being bela**** falls a
shorter distance. They are a
proprietary design by Petzl. The original...
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belay American climbing command when they are
ready to be
bela****.
Replied to with "
belay on". on-sight To
ascend a
route on the
first attempt, with...
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which the rope
attached to the
person descending is paid out by
their belayer. The
technique is used by climbers, mountaineers, cavers, canyoners, search...
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Albert T.
Belay (born May 24, 1925) is a
Gottschee German cultural activist in New York City.
Belay was born in
Livold (German: Lienfeld), Slovenia. He...
- a
fixed anchor at the top of the
climbing route, and back down to the
belayer (or "second") at the base of the climb. A
climber who
falls will be held...
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Belay Zeleke (Amharic: በላይ ዘለቀ,
horse name Abba Koster; 1912 – 12
January 1945) was an
Ethiopian military commander who led the
Arbegnoch resistance movement...
- climbers, cavers, and
rescuers to
control friction in a life-lining or
belay system. It is
often mistakenly identified as the
crossing hitch, however...
- in-situ
mechanical lead auto
belay devices enablig the
climber to lead the
route but
bela**** by the device.
Typical versions belay the lead
climber from above...
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climbing route between belays of the 'lead climber'. A
route that
requires a
leader to be
bela**** only once (ignoring any follow-up
belay of the 'second climber'...
