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Canada’s best canyoning sites
Always enjoy seeing CGI guides in the news. Check out this article featuring West Coast Canyoning Adventures in British Columbia, Canada. Navigating Canada’s best canyoning
Reflections on releasable systems: Self-locking-backups?
Recently the FFME (Fédération française de la montagne et de l’escalade) posted a video as an invitation to work on an effort to explore options
Newest Level 3 Pro Canyon Guide: Tyler Miller
Tyler is a canyoneering guide based in Springdale, Utah USA. From Tyler’s CGI profile: “Passionate and professional guide serving the greater Zion area. Currently living
How to ascend a tensioned line
This question comes via JD Buchanan.You may need to ascend a tensioned line, like a guided rappel to fix something at the top anchor, or
Book Review : Canyoning in the Pacific Northwest
The title of this book is a little bit misleading. Yes, it certainly covers plenty of swift-water related techniques pertinent to the Pacific North West
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- Reflections on releasable systems: Self-locking-backups?
- Professional Handbook Canyoning: Review
- Is it time to get a Double Ended Rope Bag?
- The science behind teaching & learning: Tying Knots
- MadRock Safeguard: Useful for Pro Guiding?
- Canyoneering Competency Checklist
- Congratulations Matthew Arnold – Level 2 Certification
- Newest Level 2 Pro Canyon Guide: Timothy Reynolds
- Canada’s best canyoning sites
- Newest Level 3 Pro Canyon Guide: Tyler Miller
- How to ascend a tensioned line
- Book Review : Canyoning in the Pacific Northwest
- Rigging Choices and Ropes
- Canyoneering Etiquette
- Learning new tools
- Releasable to Tails Up Efficient Transition
- Do we know enough about our clients’ health and abilities to manage risks?
- Canyoneering Terminology Translations
- Retrievable Rigging: Is It Useful for Professional Guiding?
- FX Gagnon
- Adolfo Isassi
- New Instructors/Evaluators
- New Regional Director, Mexico Norte
- Guide Training, Level 1/2
- Canyons.MX
- Canyoneering Karma
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