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In order to keep the skills, one must practice to maintain "rescue tech" proficiency. In this practice session we made a load sharing anchor with a 50' section of blue water static rope, tied together with a double loop sheet bend and a "general use" carabiner.
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Comment by Hector Rivera on December 29, 2011 at 7:16pm -
In order to keep the skills, one must practice to maintain "rescue tech" proficiency. In this practice session, we made a load sharing anchor with a 50' section of blue water static rope, tied together with a double loop sheet bend and a "general use" carabiner.
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