The following information is tilted towards building a solid rope rescue and rigging team, but I would be remiss to say that it applies to thousands of other “purposes”, but also to the inanimacy of a “rigging system” as a whole or in part. By viewing your rigging systems as an organic makeup of living …
No Implementation Means Flushing Your Strategy and Tactics Down The Drain Read More »
I’ve known Craig for many years now and felt super comfortable in having him lead our workshops over the last six months. During this time, we pooled some ideas together and wondered what a mega-course might look like. Knowing the work and resources it took to finish and produce our amazingly successful 5 Day Advance …
Getting To Know Project Director and Partner Craig McClure of The Crackerjack Group Read More »
Okay, so we’re just going to talk about the background on why we use the Vortex, so for this demonstration, we’ve taken the rope out of the pulley, the head of the Vortex. In this configuration, assuming that the Vortex is actually not even here, you can see that John is tied into the red …
The Basics Of How The Arizona Vortex Works: Part 1 Read More »
From Jason Ilowite… our instructor for this flagship course 5 Day Advance Workshop. So a little bit about the upcoming 5 Day Advance Workshop and why I think it’s important and valuable. I think the five day course addresses a problem that many of us, and I say us, I’m talking about fire service, rescue. …
So in this installment of Litter Hauling Techniques Using Dual Capacity or Twin Tension Rope Systems Part 2, I would like to jump into anchor and anchor systems used in a few of the systems we set up here this week. Neverland has three upper platforms or stages (as we call them) and the lower Ground …
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