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A small group
The number on the lesson card is a ceiling, not a target. Fewer people means more time to explain.
Profile
I am working toward the IFMGA mountain guide licence
The most important thing ahead of me is the mountain guide course of the Czech Association of Mountain Guides (ČAHV). ČAHV is the Czech member of IFMGA. I am doing the course so that I can one day lead people in alpine terrain as well.
I am not a mountain guide yet. With clients I therefore only do what I am already licensed for: skiing with Apul C, the indoor wall, and outdoor rock.
On piste the work is the turn and the stop. On the wall it is tying in, belaying, and movement. On rock it is the same, outside, in a small group, with helmets. I will offer ski touring and alpine guiding once I hold the ČAHV / IFMGA licence.
How a lesson runs
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Come to learn
I like learning new skills, and I want the same on a lesson. Come ready to pick something up, not to hang as weight on the end of the rope.
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Those days are for you
The biggest shift when I started mountain guide training was looking after the client. Giving you the best day I can is the part I enjoy, so say how you want it. A long day of climbing until your skin is gone, an easy day that ends early in the pub, or a sunset on the tower.