Climbing has become an increasingly popular sport with over 25 million climbers worldwide in 2012. The document outlines some of the essential equipment needed for climbing such as a helmet, harness, carabiners, and medical supplies. It also discusses international organizations that oversee competitive climbing and lists some of the most dangerous climbing sites in the world, including Mount Everest, K2, and Kangchenjunga. The risks of climbing are also addressed, such as falls, equipment failures, or accidents that could result in death.
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Description of the climbing
Necessary équipement
More and more moutainers
Climbing sites
Feeling of the climbing
Riskies of the climbing
4. • a climbing is a consistent sport to move along
a wall to reach the top of a relief or an
artificiel structure
5. Climbing bearing equipment:
• a helmet
• across-belt where the cord is
attached
• the mechanical coinceurs
• the bicoins
• declad and the
medical adhesive tape
6. As can be seen in table
Climbing is a sport with more
than 25 million in 2012 of
moutaineer.
The first competicion is
organised by the international
union of mountaineers.
Each year is organized a world
cup challenge.blocker,speed and
every two years the world
championship,all overseen by
the international federation
climbing.
International
Federation
UIAA
(fondée en
1932)
IFSC
(fondée en
2007)
25 millions
(2012)
Resultats
mondiaux
en 2012
7. Here are some of the
most dangerous
climbing sites in the
world such as:
-MOUNT EVEREST in
MOUTAIN RANGE of
himalaya (china and
nepal)
-K2 IN MOUTAIN
RANGE KARAKORAM
(china and pakistan)
-Kangchenjunga in
himalaya(inde and
nepal)
8. the climbing is an activity
gathering more and more
people avid of shiver
and feelings strong.
9. the climbing involves
many risks such
as the fall
which can result
in death.
these accident can be
with equipment