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CLIMBING
ROCK II
COURSE
Rope guide
For those who wish to progress in the sport by becoming a rope guide on sport and traditional routes with fixed protection. The course will cover lead climbing, types of anchors, dynamic belaying, assisted belaying, rope lifespan, fall factor, advanced knots, and fall techniques. To take this course, it is mandatory to have mastered the content of our Rock Climbing Course I, demonstrated by presenting a diploma or video evaluation by our lead instructor.
FAQs
I want to learn about climbing; would taking a course be the ideal first step?
Before taking a climbing course, we recommend having at least one experience with the sport through a SPORT CLIMBING OUTING , to find out if you really enjoy the activity, if you have the physical aptitude for it, and how you handle exposure to heights. Our courses are more focused on learning safety procedures. The student climbs a lot, of course, but the focus is on the program content.
I already climb and I'd like to take this course directly. Is that possible?
For this course, we require you to have mastered all the content of our Basic Rock Climbing Course I. If you have not completed this course with AA, you will need to purchase it through a diploma, referral, or video test conducted with our lead instructor.
What is the minimum and maximum number of participants for this course?
Minimum 2 participants and maximum 6.
Do I need to have all the climbing equipment?
It's not necessary. Almost everything is included in the price except for climbing shoes and chalk bag, which can be rented from AA.
What are the possible payment methods for itineraries and courses priced in Brazilian Reais?
Payment can be split into up to 10 monthly installments on your credit card, subject to fees charged by the payment processor (MercadoPago or Paypal), or via PIX with a 3% discount for cash payments.
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