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https://www.freealp.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/safety.jpg25921944Day dedicated to safety to be able to climb in complete autonomy. The experience is aimed at those who have already climbed from lead, even indoors, and want to better understand the progression, the hooking up for the lead and the maneuvers necessary for the abseil.We will explain how to make a correct climb, with the correct positioning of the transmissions in the anchors and the passage of the rope and how to better manage the ascent and possible fall of the lead.Our Alpine Guides are all UIAGM certified.