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Abseiling / Rock Landing

Posted on 26 October, 2020 by Administrator

 Abseiling / Rock Landing

ABSEILING / ROCK LANDING

Abseiling comes first among the sports that appeal to extreme sports enthusiasts. Those who want to go with the peaks of adrenaline sports intertwined with nature "rock landing / rappelling" for this sport, also known as Turkey and has many years of traveling to certain routes in the world. Although abseiling sport, which has similar characteristics with mountaineering, is easily learned by everyone, having a good condition during climbing is one of the technical points.

What is Abseiling?

Especially the extreme sports that have emerged in recent years are closely followed by adrenaline enthusiasts; Abseiling is one of those sports. Abseiling, which is usually referred to by its English name, has been translated into Turkish as "rock descent".

Abseiling, mixed with mountaineering, refers to climbing and descending on rocks of certain heights with the help of a rope from top to bottom and from bottom to top. Abseiling sport, which can be done professionally or as an amateur, ends after a controlled landing.

How is Abseiling done?

Abseiling consists of climbing and descending with certain equipment. As in every sport, there are certain techniques in abseiling. Especially amateur climbers need to move on to real sports fields after learning and developing these techniques in artificial fields. Maintaining balance by strengthening the wrist and ankles are the basic teachings for abseiling. In this sport, which consists of two different parts, climbing and descending, the movements made during climbing should also be applied to the return. Therefore, how the return will be after any climb or movement should also be considered.

Abseiling can be performed in indoor or outdoor spaces that require balance, condition and flexibility. There are climbing sections in gyms for amateurs. If you have just started this sport, you can train here to develop a unique technique and gain fitness.

Abseiling sport, like any extreme sport, involves a certain amount of danger. Although rock climbing is done with the help of ropes and protection of the athletes in the event of a fall, real rock fragments can injure athletes. For this reason, it is recommended that amateur athletes do not go on the field without concentrating on a certain technique.

Materials Required for Abseiling

It is necessary to use abseiling equipment for safe rock climbing.

Coin

A coin is equipment that attaches to rock crevices and enables movement during climbing. Coins can be divided into different segments, lifting weights from 500 kilograms to 2500 kilograms. Profile, universal style, ring and leaf coins are used in rocks of different depths.

Wedge

The wedges, which serve the same function as coins, are lighter. Wedges that can be attached to rock cavities without the aid of a hammer consist of metal tips and ropes attached to these ends.

Wedge Grips

The wedge handles, which are attached to the wedges using wire and rope, are shaped according to the movements of the athletes. Wedge handles with rope are more advantageous than those using wires with their flexible structure.

Ropes

The indispensable ropes of abseiling sport. The ropes preventing injuries to athletes during the fall are flexible enough to be compatible with the human body. Dynamic threads and static auxiliary ropes have different properties. While the diameter of the full ropes is around 10 mm, the diameter of the auxiliary ropes is 8.5 mm.

Helmet

Helmet is one of the equipments that provide protection for athletes and must be used in case of any fall. Thanks to the helmets, you can be protected from both the impact of the fall and possible injuries caused by rock fragments.

Climbing Shoes

Shoes known as kata or friction should be used in this sport, which makes it easier to balance during climbing. The shoes that keep the friction at the maximum level are also very flexible. Shoes are also varied according to whether the rocks are inclined or steep. Lightweight when training on smooth walls in gyms; Heavy models should be preferred for real rocks with inclined structure.

Carabiners

Carabiners that help ensure safety during climbing can be preferred with or without a lock. Carabiners are lightweight attachment equipment, however, they are durable. It is generally chosen based on how many kilograms of weight you can lift.

When is Abseiling done?

After learning the abseiling techniques, it is necessary to pay attention to the periods of the year. The most suitable period for amateurs in abseiling sport, which can be done by professional and experienced athletes in all seasons, is the spring months. Amateurs should prefer periods that are not too hot or too cold for abseiling, where experience is very important; potential risks should be avoided.

Where Abseiling Made in Turkey?

In Turkey, it offers ideal conditions for many cities abseiling.

Antalya

This city is one of the most preferred routes, as rock climbing can be done at many points in Antalya. Due to the fact that summer is very hot, Antalya is generally preferred in spring; It stands out with its abseiling routes such as Geyikbayırı, Olympos, Çitdibi. You can visit Antalya to climb in unique natural beauties.

Geyikbayırı

Geyikbayırı is one of the most preferred places for abseiling. Since there are many climbing areas at different levels in Geyikbayırı, both amateurs and professionals can rock climbing here.

Olympos

Olympos, located on the Lycian Way, is one of the places where you can see all shades of green and blue. It hosts a large number of athletes every year with different climbing routes.

Citdibi

Çitdibi, located very close to Geyikbayırı, is generally preferred by professionals as it has a difficult track. As there is a view of the bay behind the athletes during the climb, the sport becomes much more enjoyable.

Ballıkayalar Canyon, Kocaeli

Ballıkayalar, which is a natural park, is one of the closest rock climbing points to Istanbul. It is also possible to camp in Ballıkayalar, which has more than 100 climbing areas for amateurs and professionals. After you arrive in Istanbul, you can reach Ballıkayalar within approximately 1.5 hours. It may be preferred to rent a car for transportation to the region.

Kaynaklar, Izmir

In Kaynaklar, which is located very close to Kaynaklar Village in Buca, you can experience whatever you want from more than 200 climbing routes. The region is one of the frequently preferred routes with its proximity to the city center, the possibility of camping and the Kaynaklar Rock Climbing Festival held every year for athletes. You can reach Kaynaklar Village in 30 minutes from Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport.

Aladaglar, Nigde

Aladağlar known as "the Alps of Anatolia"; It is located between Niğde, Kayseri and Adana. Since there are rocks of different difficulty levels in Cimbar Canyon, climbing trainings are also held in the region. If you want to experience this experience, you can reach Aladağlar from Kayseri airport in about 2 hours. If you want to facilitate access to the region, you can consider the car rental option.

Karakayalar, Eskisehir

Karakayalar in Sivrihisar is located between Ankara and Eskişehir. The region preferred especially in the spring months is an area covered with rock blocks in the middle of the steppe. Every year, the "Karakayalar Climbing Festival" is held in the area around which camping is also possible. You can reach Karakayalar from Ankara Esenboğa Airport within 2 hours and experience this unique experience.

Best Abseiling Routes in the World

Every year, thousands of amateur and professional athletes travel to the world's best rock climbing routes.

The Frankenjura, Germany

Located in Bavaria, Frankenjura is preferred by both amateurs and professionals. There are over 8000 different routes for professionals and about 300 for beginners. The closest point to the region is Nuremberg, 50 minutes away.

Petit Dru, France

Petit Dru, with its dangerous and difficult tracks for professionals, is located in the French Alps. Many athletes come to Petit Dru every year for rock climbing at the top of Mont Blanc Mountain.

Naranjo de Bulnes, Spain

Naranjo de Bulnes, one of the most difficult routes in the world, is located in northwestern Spain. Especially Orbayu, which is located in the region, is one of the stops of professional athletes from all over the world with its difficulty level.

Kalymnos, Greece

Every year, over 10,000 athletes go to Kalymnos for rock climbing, which is considered one of the best routes in the world. The region, where climbing at different levels can be made, is often preferred due to its unique view.

Val di Mello, Italy

Located in the Middle Alps, Val di Mello is one of the most beautiful places in northern Italy. It makes it possible to do abseiling at different difficulty levels with its nature and rocks suitable for climbing. If you want to rock climbing in touch with nature, you can reach Val di Mello from Milan Bergamo Airport in about 2 hours.

 


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