Exercise and Sport Studies 941rc - Topics in Advanced Outdoor Skills-Rock Climbing II

This active course quickly reviews the fundamentals of rock climbing and top-rope anchor building, then proceeds to introduce more advanced skills with a greater emphasis on lead sport climbing and traditional gear placement. Safety issues remain a strong emphasis in this course. The majority of class time takes place off-campus at nearby cliffs. This class is not suitable for beginners or those who have very basic experience climbing. Contact the instructor or the ESS office for clarification. Prerequisite: Rock Climbing I, or equivalent. Restrictions: A maximum of 4 credits of Exercise & Sports Study performance classes may be counted towards the degree. Enrollment limited to 8.

[CE] Exercise Performance Limit