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We gathered with the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Search and Rescue Unit (EDSAR) with the focus of building a “demonstration of skill-sets” in order to fulfill their goal of establishing a “high water mark” for their team. That high water mark was focused through a working knowledge and compliance of artificial high directionals facilitated through the use of two tension rope systems (TTRS).
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Search and Rescue Advanced Artificial High Directional Skill Set Demonstration
EDSAR has two distinctly different sides of the county; the "west slope" and "east slope". The east slope team is primarily the South Lake Tahoe area, while the west slope team is primarily more the "foothills and waterways". Both have unique topography to each which lends to a differential of skill-sets needed for each team. The art was in bringing both groups to an arena that allowed a flushing of bias (out) resulting in the creation of beneficial and useful skills (in) and it was a joy to be a part of the process.
- Two tension or dual capacity rope systems
- Team building styles and execution
- A more expanded level of Artificial High Directional (AHD) use
Trackline Systems
Dynamic Offsets
Skate-blocks Systems
Long Two Rope Lowers
Litter Attending
Monopod Rigging
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