Learn How to Save Yourself in Critical Climbing Situations
The Workshop on Self-Rescue with Minimal Resources This is an intensive two-day rock climbing course designed for climbers seeking self-reliance and safety in vertical environments, whether on sport, traditional, or ice routes. Our goal is to provide you with practical and effective tools for handling real-life emergencies using only the essential gear you should always carry with you.During the workshop, you will learn to master basic knots (Machard, Prusik, Mule, Dynamic, Dufour, Valdostano, Heart), set up safe belays with mobile gear, belay one or two partners, rappel in tandem and counterweight, ascend a fixed rope, manage knot passage during rappels and at belay stations, and use pulleys for hauling loads. All under the guidance of expert local instructors, with a practical and personalized approach.
This course is designed for climbers who have mastered sport climbing techniques—regardless of their skill level—and want to be prepared for any unexpected situation on the mountain. We also offer the option to pay in installments so that nothing stands in the way of investing in your safety and that of your climbing partner.
( From start to summit )
Route planning
( added to your experience )
Expedition coverage
Services included
- Comprehensive training in self-rescue techniques
- Rock climbing practice in real-world settings
- Personalized guidance during the workshop
- Teaching materials and training support
Services not included
- Personal climbing gear (harness, helmet, climbing shoes, etc.)
- Transportation to the workshop location
- Food and Beverages
- Personal accident insurance
- Accommodation (if applicable)
Price
$250,000 per person
( Everything you need to know )
Frequently Asked Questions
What level of experience do I need?
You must master the basic techniques of sport climbing, regardless of the difficulty level.
What personal equipment do I need to bring?
Harness, climbing shoes, helmet, Reverso-style descender, daisy chain or anchor rope, 6 locking carabiners, 3 slings (6 or 7 mm x 1.5 or 2 m).
What kind of group equipment is needed?
Per rope team: quickdraws, 1 60-cm sling, 1 120-cm sling, and rope.
What is the cost, and how do I pay?
$250,000 ARS per person, with the option to pay in installments.
What if I don't have all the equipment?
Contact us for rental options or advice on how to complete your equipment.
Does the workshop include insurance?
The training includes safety procedures, but personal insurance is not included. We recommend that you have accident coverage.
What happens if the weather is bad?
In the event of adverse weather conditions, the activity will be rescheduled at no additional cost.
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