Outdoor Recreation: Page 38

What do you do with your prusik cords so that you can continue to climb or travel? Learn how to bundle up your prusik cords so that they're easier to manage and carry.

How to use a prussik knot to provide you with extra safety when rappelling down a cliff.

How to tie a knot known as the Euro death knot and a fisherman's knot for use when rappelling when climbing.

A quick and dirty tip on racking ice screws. It is good to have your screws racked on something stable if you are climbing steep ice.

Coiling a rope in such a way that you can use it for a backpack. The butterfly is a real quick simple method of coiling up your rope so that you can transport it and keep your hands free.

As the terrain changes in the mountains you will often have to change rope lengths to max out your safety. It is common to travel a good distance apart on a glacier or use large amounts of rope when dealing with technical terrain. However when traveling together on a ridge it is often safer and faster for both climbers to take in a few coils.

If you are using a 7mm prussik cord to build your anchor you must learn this knot. This knot can be used to beef the attachment point.

Every ski tourer that wanders on a glacier should watch this video. The basic procedure for building a snow anchor to perform crevasse rescue.

A demonstrate of two methods for coiling a climbing rope.

This video segment will show you how to do a simple non-structural gel coat repair.

This knot is handy is you are saving on gear. Quite often I will choose to tye in over clipping in with biners. I often tyed clients in because I did not want them unclipping and running away without paying their bill.

You can tye in or clip into the rope for glacier travel. It doesn't really matter it is your choice. You may as well know both methods. The tie is great if your short of gear or you don't want your guests getting away. Clipping in eases the process of getting in and out of the rope (climber speak there, sorry)

Terry shows us how to set up the prussik for glacier travel. This is a demo of what to do with the ends of the prussik. Remember you have to know this knot if you are going to be a mountaineer. Terry places one on. In a real world situation he may place two on so that he has one going to the person behind him and one to the person ahead of him.

This is a must know knot for any climber. Used for everything from self belay to crevasse rescue. Try this hitch out. It is real easy but believe me you can be really hooped if you don't know it. On the other hand this will get you out of a bind when nothing else will. Common knot for mountaineers who travel light in the big hills. Used to ascend a rope or self rescue out of a crevasse.

This knot is common in the climbing world. We use it to secure two ropes together. Often used to form a loop on a prussik (cordalette) to construct an anchor. Can also be used to connect two ropes to rappel. This knot has many applications in the real world not just climbing.

Learn about the structure of the tee ball game in order to play and coach to the best of your ability.

The String Drill is a tee ball drill you can do with the players to help teach them how to hit the ball correctly and have a good batting stance.

Watch this video to learn how to tie off an ice screw when rock climbing.

Mike shows you how to do a hand rail with no pegs on a BMX bike.

Learn how to tailwhip on a BMX

The crane jump involves standing on a wall or an object and jumping to another one. If the distance is a bit to far to perform a precision jump, the athlete instead performs a crane, landing with one foot, leaving the other trailing down the wall, before climbing up and over.

The flag move in Parkour is performed on lamp posts and sign posts, with one hand above the other. By pushing with the bottom hand and pulling with the top, it is possible to hold the body outright or with the legs pointing up to resemble a flag. This move is particularly hard as it requires a lot of upper body strength.

A Kong to precision is used when it is necessary to vault an object, but to then also land on a very precise point on the other side. The Kong vault is perfect for this as it provides enough air and forward momentum to bring you to the exact point you must land on with fluidity.

We show you how to pitch a single pole Laser Competition tent. This is a must-see video for all those camping lovers as we show you exactly how to pitch a tent effectively.

Modifying a surf board so you can use it as a kite board is demonstrated in this video.

This video explains how to properly and safely anchor a boat.

If you have an inboard motorboat, this video will get you started by showing you how to start it.

Bet you never thought your surf skills may be polluting the planet. Educate yourself and recycle your board.

Fix the transom of a wood rotten boat with epoxy.

Fix your stringer system in your boat with epoxy.

Install a rub rail of aluminum, rigid vinyl & steel on your boat.

Install a rub rail of flexible vinyl.

Learn the different styles and techniques of paddle surfing.

Kevin Sullivan explains why Innerloc's Gator Grapple3 is a superior point for bowfishing alligators and big fish.

Repairing gel coat is covered in this series.

How to repair fiberglass on a boat is demonstrated in this series.

Knives, axes, and saws are a bushcrafter's best friend. Simon Ellar guides us through the best cutting and chopping implements to take with you when camping, or exploring the wild.

Put up an A-Frame tent. A detailed step-by-step guide showing you how to put up an old-fashioned A-frame tent. Watch this video and you'll never have trouble camping again!

Fiberglass, kevlar and carbon can all be used to repair boats this demonstration shows you how.

Beetle Catboat restoration sanding is shown in this video.