Recognising the need for advanced-level train-the-trainer instruction on the use of any artificial high directional, RTR has developed this 5 day ARIZONA VORTEX INSTRUCTOR COURSE suitable for fire emergency and rope access professionals. Reed Thorne, is the designer of the Arizona Vortex Multipod. This course is meant to assist the rope rescue instructor with information relative to the use of manufactured high directionals. This workshop would be suitable for ANY manufactured or improvised high directional.

The Arizona Vortex Instructors Course is a hands-on workshop on the use and correct implementation of artificial high directionals (AHD) for industry and wilderness settings.


AZVIC key points:
Use of high directionals to eliminate or reduce edge forces
Extensive slide shows with valuable lessons on physics
Proper set up (A to Z) of any manufactured or improvised AHD
Anchoring the AZV for static and dynamic events
At-the-edge, and back-from-the-edge AHD set up.
Guying the improvised and manufactured AHD's with rope/webbing
Working with the AZV bipod (A frame or Sideways A frame)
Working with the AZV monopod (gin pole)
Similar and paradoxical motion when entering the hazard zone under any AHD at the edge
Tandem AHD's
Much, much more...

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