ASPEN, CO, July 02, 2011 (Press-News.org) Mallorca Climbing Camps puts a smile on adult climbers' face. Now adults can also enjoy the thrilling rock climbing activities of the camps and can seek expert advice of Amos Whiting, the coach and guide of the camps. He will guide the climbers through the different areas of the coast teaching both climbing skills and safe ways to access and escape the sea side cliffs. He will find the right kind of challenge for the adults keeping in mind the safety for all.
The camps will arrange deep water soloing tours for the adults and its scheduled time would be either pre teen camps in May or in September when the rush of the summer is over and the water is at its most pleasant state. By this time the weather is also starts to cool off thus sending the heated up mercury down. This is also done to avoid the rush during the summers when the camps would be flooded with young climbers. So to give equal attention to both kids and adults, the time has been set as such.
The lessons plan would definitely vary for the adults tours as the camps are expecting experienced climbers in this section. So the main focus of the camp would be to safely introduce the climbers to the world of deep water soloing. They would be taught the most free form of climbing. We would also be working on the routes and venues. The main safety concerns of the camp would be safe falling over the water and water exits.
Coach and guide Amos Whiting would once again be playing his vital role in teaching our skilled climbers. He would be teaching the techniques of deep water soloing through route demonstration and will coach the climbers on route either from the rock or rappel.
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Aspen, CO 81612
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Mallorca Climbing Camps launch Deep Water Soloing Camps and Tours for Adults
Mallorca Climbing Camps bring good news for the adults climbers. The camps have started Deep Water Soloing camps and tours for the adults where the experienced climbers can face tough challenges and add more to their skills.
2011-07-02
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[Press-News.org] Mallorca Climbing Camps launch Deep Water Soloing Camps and Tours for AdultsMallorca Climbing Camps bring good news for the adults climbers. The camps have started Deep Water Soloing camps and tours for the adults where the experienced climbers can face tough challenges and add more to their skills.