Freedom of the Hills Fun & challenging The art, skill, & technique.

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Freedom of the Hills Fun & challenging The art, skill, & technique

Special equipment Anchors – force vectors

Belaying – works on friction

Rappelling – works on friction

Climbing – must balance forces on body Force of Gravity Supporting Force

Supporting forces – friction & normal force Friction Normal Force

Technique – body position and holds determine forces Friction Normal Force Force of Gravity

Advanced techniques Force of Gravity Friction Normal Force

Requires more skill & knowledge Placing gear / rope drag Fall factor / rope stretch

If you know the physics behind rock climbing… Gives you better technique Keeps you safer …so you can truly enjoy the freedom of the hills.