Примери за free climbing

• Free climbing means clambering up rocks on one's own, with ropes and anchoring devices only for protection against falls.

• Their amazing display of free climbing opened the eyes of other climbers to the possibilities of scaling the intimidating 300-metre-high gorge walls without recourse to artificial aids.

• Followers of increasingly popular extreme skiing, un-roped free climbing, and base jumping all chase danger.

• He was said to have achieved a point in free climbing technique "close to the limit of the possible".

• Free climbing has since been divided into several sub-styles of climbing dependent on belay configuration.

• Caldwell is accomplished in several types of climbing, including sport climbing, hard traditional climbing, big-wall speed climbing and big-wall free climbing.

• Consequently, he would have condemned most modern climbing, even what we call free climbing, as artificial aid!

• Speed records for free-climbing and solo-aid(speed) climbing are also kept, but these fields are less competitive.

• Subtypes of free climbing are trad climbing and sport climbing.

• Free climbing is now the mainstream of climbing.

• Commonly confused with free soloing which is a specific form of free climbing done without a rope.

• He is noted for pushing the standards of both free climbing and big-wall climbing, and later alpine climbing.

• The husband-wife team took 4 days on the ascent, swapping leads with each climber free climbing each pitch, either leading or following.

• Several more technical, multi-pitch free climbing and alpine climbing routes lead to the top as well.

• The horizontal portions of the cave also feature technical and somewhat dangerous free climbing and bouldering environments.

• While primarily considered a free climbing system, an aid climbing designation is sometimes appended.

• Usually found in aid climbing, they are occasionally utilized in free climbing as extremely marginal protection.

• Just as in free climbing, the usual aid technique involves two climbers, a leader and a belayer.

• A visit by international climbers in 1971 saw the standards of free climbing increase at the park, with many new bold routes being led.