Avalanche Basics Part 2: Staying Safe
In part 1 of this series Mountaineering Instructor Mark Reeves looked at how avalanches occur; here in part 2 he suggests ways to assess the risk, spot the warning signs and stay out of trouble
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Avalanche Basics Part 1: Anatomy of an Avalanche
From the still-evolving science behind them to tips on how best to avoid getting caught out, avalanches are a huge and complex subject. But even a little knowledge could be a life saver. In this two-part article Mountaineering Instructor Mark Reev...
Grappling with Fear - Mid Climb
Sally Lisle shares four simple (but not necessarily easy) tools to help you grapple with fear when it kicks in mid climb... If you are operating on the cusp of controlling/losing control of your fear response, it is highly valuable to have a few techniques...
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Whether you're a winter walker or a winter climber, buying the right boot can be bewildering, so MIC Jake Phillips has some advice to help you make that crucial decision.
Becoming a British Mountain Guide
Aspirant British Mountain Guide shares some thoughts and tips that he's learnt whilst preparing for the BMG training scheme.
How to Rope Solo - with Pete Whittaker
Rope soloing is simply the ability to climb alone, yet still have the safety of being attached to a rope (rather than...
Arc'teryx Alpine Academy Hauling someone from a crevasse
In this instructional film, Mountain Guide Peter Mason shows us how to haul a climbing partner from a...
Arc'teryx Alpine Academy Ascending out of a Crevasse
In this instructional film, Mountain Guide Peter Mason shows us how to ascend a rope out of a crevasse.
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