Climbing Voice Commands
Climbing voice commands are basic verbal commands that climbers use to communicate with each other when they're climbing. Learn why climbers use voice commands and what the basic voice commands are.
Using Climbing Commands
Climbing voice commands are basic verbal commands that rock climbers use to communicate with each other when they're climbing. Learn here why climbers use voice commands and what the basic voice commands are.
Climbing voice commands are basic verbal commands that rock climbers use to communicate with each other when they're climbing. Learn here why climbers use voice commands and what the basic voice commands are.
On Belay Voice Command
On belay is the first climbing voice command used by a climbing team at the base of a route as well as at both the beginning and end of a pitch higher up the cliff.
On belay is the first climbing voice command used by a climbing team at the base of a route as well as at both the beginning and end of a pitch higher up the cliff.
Climbing Voice Command
Climbing! is a climbing voice command that means I am starting to climb after you are on belay.
Climbing! is a climbing voice command that means I am starting to climb after you are on belay.
Climb On Voice Command
Climb on is a climbing voice command that means I acknowledge that you're climbing and I have you on belay. Learn when to use "Climb on" when you're climbing.
Climb on is a climbing voice command that means I acknowledge that you're climbing and I have you on belay. Learn when to use "Climb on" when you're climbing.
Off Belay Voice Command
Off belay is a climbing voice command that means I am safe and you can take me off belay. Learn when to use "Off belay" when you're climbing.
Off belay is a climbing voice command that means I am safe and you can take me off belay. Learn when to use "Off belay" when you're climbing.
Belay Off Voice Command
Belay off is the climbing voice command used when the belayer is taking the climber off belay.
Belay off is the climbing voice command used when the belayer is taking the climber off belay.
