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National Cave Rescue Commission (NCRC)
Registrace 14. 06. 2021
Videos about cave rescue produced by the National Cave Rescue Commission of the National Speleological Society.
Coiling Rope with Casey
Casey shows you how to make a rope coil specifically for cave rescue.
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How to use the Munter Hitch
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DJ explains how to tie the Munter hitch, as well as showing the operation of the Munter. NCRC weeklong entrance requirements: Level 1: tie munter hitch Level 2, 3, TOFE: tie and operate munter hitch For more about the NCRC, please visit ncrc.info/
NCRC Seminar - What to Bring
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Molly shows the required, and some optional, items you should consider before leaving for your trip to an NCRC Seminar. As of 2024, NCRC now requires LOCKING CARABINERS on all lanyards, tethers, and/or cowstails that are (or could be) used to make a life-safety connection. The preparation guide for Level 1 is here: ncrc.info/Resources/Students/Level 1/StudentPreparationGuide You can find a comp...
Ferno part 3 Patient Packaging
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Part 3 on how to package a patient with the Ferno model 71 litter. Both caves and cave rescue and be dangerous. This video is only a primer and is not a substitute for training from qualified professionals.
Ferno part 2 Lower Bridle
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Part 2 on how to package a patient with the Ferno model 71 litter. The background voices are from an NCRC level 3 class working on a water problem. Both caves and cave rescue and be dangerous. This video is only a primer and is not a substitute for training from qualified professionals.
Ferno part 1 Upper Bridle
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Part 1 on how to package a patient with the Ferno model 71 litter. The background voices are from an NCRC level 3 class working on a water problem. Both caves and cave rescue and be dangerous. This video is only a primer and is not a substitute for training from qualified professionals.
NCRC National Training at Mentone, Alabama, 2018
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A 6.5 minute video on the Mentone experience with the National Cave Rescue Commission (NCRC) seminar at Camp Skyline. Music: Cold Funk - Funkorama by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/...) Source: incompetech.com/music/royalty-... Artist: incompetech.com/ CZcams Audio Library Free to use for all CZcams Videos Bus Da Blockbuster ...
Orientation to Cave Rescue
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The standard weekend cave rescue training class involves a few hours of classroom instruction, hands-on field exercises, and a mock rescue event in a cave.
Small Party Assisted Rescue Training
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A quick video to give an idea of the structure and information taught in the 4-day NCRC SPAR training class.
NCRC Entrance Skills Test
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Whenever taking a week-long NCRC training course there are basic single rope technique (SRT) skills that must be demonstrated. This video demonstrates those skills using a Frog ascending system and a bobbin (Petzl Simple) descender. This test has a 25 minute time limit.
Knots for Cave Rescue Training
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Knots, Hitches and Bends that are fundamental skills needed to take a week-long NCRC training course are covered in this video. They include figure eight on a bight, figure eight follow-through, double figure eight, alpine butterfly, square knot, double fishermans bend, prusik hitch, clove hitch with safety, bowline with safety, Munter hitch with tie-off, and water knot.
Great video Thanks
Any chance that Casey also teaches wide area search and rescue classes?
This guy is an excellent in person teache!
This looks much easier to carry.
After watching this, I learned a few tricks to wrapping my ropes better. I do a fig 8 on diff body parts, but the knees! Brilliant!
lets make the 1000 full 😙
Thanks you! The only tutorial needed
Excellent
Great... support
I thought a barrel knot had 3 wraps..
Thank you! I was pulling my hair trying to understand the lowering technique with a munster hitch (described in a book) and your video was a life saver!!
Also called: HMS, Halbmastwurfsicherung or Halbmastwurf bremse, (German). Easy to control with little equipment. Eating rope though...
THANK YOU, FOR DEMONSTRATING THIS USEFUL KNOT APPLICATION(S)! I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THE "SUPER-MUNTER"....
czcams.com/video/hXG17Q__6aY/video.html @ 4:03
i call it the Italian hitch. didn't know it had other names
Also calle HMS, Halbmastwurfsicherung or Halbmastwurf bremse, (German). Many weird names for a classic repel. Cheers.
Nice video. However, using a Munter hitch on an aluminum carabiner has the potential to overheat the carabiner to the point of failure. Especially if you happen to use a braided rope such as Tech-12 or Amsteel. Steel carabiners should ALWAYS be used in a rescue or recovery in my opinion. Disagree? Let me know why.
Do you have a nice source for that or some accident reports? While aluminium heats up faster because it has a lower mass, it also conducts heat faster and will cool more rapidly.
Steel biners simply aren't part of ordinary climbers equipment.. Next to that, aluminium cools as fast as it might heat. It's not a race party anyways
I like the variation on the Clove Hitch!.....very easy to remembder.
Useful but it trashes ropes
Not really an issue, been climbing with loads of climbers using HMS they're whole life, and no ropes showed any noticeable issues. Use it myself with no specific problems. It's very important to be familiar with, when technical safety device is lost! Ask me how I know ... Fellow climbers rejected HMS until they both lost their beloved fancy tech in snow storm 🤷🏼
Well done, this should be taught in schools as a necessary life skill.
Lol talk about shit you're never gonna use.
@@austinyun learn some knots, they'll definitely come in handy. The day you use one simple knot that you can untie again, it'll be worth it. Clove hitches are like magic, alpine butterfly, truckers hitch, prusiks, bowline are a few that could save your day or your life someday. It was worth learning to tie shoelaces, for example.
Great vid ! Thank you !
Thanks for vidéo
Excellent, quick video!
Great technique and tips. Thanks for sharing.
Well done! I love munters. Very useful for contingent rigging as well.
Detailed, thorough, and articulate demonstration. Well done!
Another excellent presentation by Mr. Bristol. Thank you.
Wow! First time I’ve come across a source identifying an issue with a bowline in non-laid rope (apart from a coroner) Well done
Very informative 👍
Super necessary