Climbing Tips and Tricks Mini Course

Master the essential climbing techniques, safety practices, and real-world applications of modern tree climbing systems in this…

Master the essential climbing techniques, safety practices, and real-world applications of modern tree climbing systems in this comprehensive course from Academy Trained. Designed for arborists of all experience levels, this training combines technical instruction with demonstrations from experienced instructors and industry professionals.

Throughout the course, you’ll learn the differences and compatibility between MRS (Moving Rope System) and SRS (Stationary Rope System), develop better body control and efficient movement in the canopy, understand safe chainsaw starting procedures while aloft, and discover practical climbing tips to improve your performance and confidence.

The course also features exclusive demonstrations at the Academy Trained Limb Park along with insights and experiences shared by professional climbers Josh Dyslin and Academy Trained Instructor Patrick Morgan, giving you valuable perspectives on skill development and real-world climbing techniques.

What You’ll Learn

  • Understand MRS and SRS system compatibility and best practices.
  • Improve body positioning, balance, and efficient canopy movement.
  • Safely start and operate a chainsaw while working aloft.
  • Apply practical SRS climbing tips used by experienced arborists.
  • Learn from live climbing demonstrations at the Academy Trained Limb Park.
  • Gain insights from professional climbers and instructors to improve your climbing skills and decision-making.

Whether you’re building your climbing foundation or refining your existing techniques, this course provides practical knowledge that promotes safer, more efficient, and more confident tree climbing.

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Course Curriculum

MRS and SRS System Compatibility
Learn the key differences between Moving Rope System (MRS) and Stationary Rope System (SRS), including equipment compatibility, proper setup, and safe transitioning between systems. This lesson covers best practices to help you choose the right climbing method for the task while maintaining safety, efficiency, and compliance with industry standards.

  • MRS and SRS System Compatibility
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  • MRS and SRS System Compatibility Quiz
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