Workhorses of the job verticalacademy.com

"Strong-legging" against the compounding forces caused by standing upright while transitioning an edge is just asking for trouble. AND, it's much better to keep your belay line close to grade. verticalacademy.com

Building on basics... verticalacademy.com amazon.com/Vertical-Acade…

Extending gratitude to SAR Spec Ops Blog for getting the Vertical Academy word out... specopsblog.blogspot.com verticalacademy.com

Make your personal backup maneuvers a wildcard option during your practice sessions verticalacademy.com

A real anchoring workhorse. Quick, minimal equipment, non-directional and bomber. A good one to practice. verticalacademy.com

A simple approach to picking off a subject verticalacademy.com

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Backbites are great for getting your anchors focused exactly where you need them verticalacademy.com

Backbites are great for getting your anchors focused exactly where you need them verticalacademy.com

Float your anchors for stable efficiency. Thanks to Rigging Lag Academy for the attached illustration. verticalacademy.com

Basic instructions for basic tools... verticalacademy.com

Basic tools, basic info... verticalacademy.com

Still more basics... verticalacademy.com

Details help make your rigging clean and smooth-running. NOTE: Locks can also vibrate upwards. verticalacademy.com

Cone shaped or round anchor considerations verticalcademy.com

It's easy to under estimate the wallop of falling onto a short length of rope... verticalacademy.com

More Basic 7-Person Operations verticalacademy.com

Get a lot of work efficiently done with a 7-person team verticalacademy.com

Training ground application for skills development verticalacademy.com