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    Self-belay: this is necessary when you work at a place more than two meters high, in order to avoid falling down. Body belay: Pass a rope on the tensed side under one shoulder, turn it around the back, and put it on the other shoulder. Waist belay: Wind a rope around your waist in the same fashion as a shoulder belay. Standing belay Sitting belay object belay Frictional resistance can belay a heavier person.

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    Self-belay: this is necessary when you work at a place more than two meters high, in order to avoid falling down. Body belay: Pass a rope on the tensed side under one shoulder, turn it around the back, and put it on the other shoulder. Waist belay: Wind a rope around your waist in the same fashion as a shoulder belay. Standing belay Sitting belay object belay Frictional resistance can belay a heavier person.

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    Belaying Methods

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    Aung Myo
    Self-belay: this is necessary when you work at a place more than two meters high, in order to avoid falling down. Body belay: Pass a rope on the tensed side under one shoulder, turn it around the back, and put it on the other shoulder. Waist belay: Wind a rope around your waist in the same fashion as a shoulder belay. Standing belay Sitting belay object belay Frictional resistance can belay a heavier person.

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    Belaying Methods

    Self-belay: This is necessary when you work at a place more than two meters high, in order to avoid falling down. Connect a rope between yourself and an object. Use a safety belt and lifeline.

    Dangerous side

    Safe side

    Belay with another member:

    Body belay

    Shoulder belay: Pass a rope on the tensed side under one shoulder, turn it around the back, and put it on the other shoulder. Move your foot on the tensed side forward.

    Waist belay: Wind a rope around your waist in the same fashion as a shoulder belay. Standing belay

    Sitting belay

    Object belay Frictional resistance can belay a heavier person. Moreover, using a tree or column at the site makes it possible to change the rope pulling direction.

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