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Глоссарий по альпинизму и горному туризму - страница 3
campus board | Training equipment used to build finger strength and strong arm lock-offs. | hand traverse | Traversing without any definitive footholds, i.e. smearing or heelhooking. | clawing | Use of front points of crampons, ice axe pick and ice hammer pick to climb a slope. | cramponing | Using crampons to ascend or descend on ice, preferably with maximum number of points of the crampon into the ice for weight distribution. | dry tooling | Using tools for ice climbing like crampons and ice axes on rock. | glacier travel | Walking or climbing on a glacier; a rope is usually used to arrest falls into crevasses, but protection is not used. | teabagging | When, after a whipper, or long fall, a climber falls past their belayer, who is generally lifted up off the ground. | cut-loose | Where a climber`s feet swing away from the rock on overhanging terrain, leaving the climber hanging only by their hands. also known as "cutting feet." | hangdog | While lead climbing or on top rope, to hang on the rope or a piece of protection for a rest. | also corner and arête | dihedral; | also dihedral | open book; | also hangdogging | weighting; | also nub | crimp; | bollard, chicken head | horn; | clean and pinkpoint | red point; | clean and redpoint | pinkpoint; | coroner and rescue doctrine of negligence law | mountain rescue; | jamming and chimney | crack climbing; | steming | bridging; |
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