by Tim Koen Tuesday, June 3, 14 HISTORY Climbing became much more popular in the 70s/80s However climbing is one of the fundamental things in life such as walking and running http://www.zazzle.com/caveman+posters http://daily.epictv.com/blog/2013/01/15/is!alex!honnold!adventurer! of!the!year!2012/ http://blog.needsupply.com/2011/01/24/ dirtbags!california!climbing!in! the!60s!70s/ Tuesday, June 3, 14 INTERESTS This topic interests me because I am on the San Francisco Planet Granite climbing team. I love to climb http://www.planetgranite.com/locations/sanfrancisco/sf_faq.php Tuesday, June 3, 14 FALL FACTOR Height of how far the climber falls divided by the total length of the rope. Usually used in lead climbing. Lead climbing is when the climber clips into quick draws. Quick draw bolt http://www.summithut.com/ products/helium!clean!wire! quickdraw/ http://www.chockstone.org/ Melbourne/Melbourne.htm Tuesday, June 3, 14 TRIANGLE RELATIONSHIPS The anchor & the climber successfully create a triangle with the belay partner. The anchor has an angle that you MUST keep less than 90 "it must be an acute angle# http://www.classzone.com/books/geometry_concepts/page_build.cfm? content=links_app2_ch4&ch=4 Tuesday, June 3, 14 SCALE DRAWINGS Lots of climbers plan the route"s# they will take with scale drawings. They may also use scale drawing to ensure that the rope is long enough to successfully complete the climb. feed://pettydrawing.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default Tuesday, June 3, 14 ANGLES/GEOMETRY The hand and foot hold that the climber uses is dependent upon their choices The climbers approach these holds at di$erent angles depending on rotation of the hold A jug is a very big climbing hold that is extremely easy to hold on to A crimp is a hold that is very di%cult to hold on to because of the small size naiset-treenaa.blogspot.com Tuesday, June 3, 14