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Dan introduce knots hitches and bends.webmTake some time to understand the difference between a knot, hitch and bend.
Take some time to understand the difference between a knot, hitch and bend.
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Pick one to practise until you can do this with your eyes closed!
Pick one to practise until you can do this with your eyes closed!
Knot
Knot
Knot are used to form eyes, or to secure a cord / rope around an object.
Knot are used to form eyes, or to secure a cord / rope around an object.
In other words, the line is bent to itself.
In other words, the line is bent to itself.
Slip Knot
Figure 8 Knot
Square Knot
Bowline Knot
Fancy a Challenge
Fancy a Challenge
Monkey's Fist
Monkey Fist Dan Melbourne | dmn@gapps.uwcsea.edu.sg |.mp4Dan Melbourne | dmn@gapps.uwcsea.edu.sg |.mp4Hitch
Hitch
Hitch hitches are used to bend a rope to or around an object, such as a ring, spar, or stanchion.
Hitch hitches are used to bend a rope to or around an object, such as a ring, spar, or stanchion.
Half Hitch
Clove Hitch
Truckers Hitch
Bend
Bend
Bend bends are used to secure two lines together.
Bend bends are used to secure two lines together.
Sheet Bend
Figure 8 Bend
Hunters Bend
For some harder and unique knots, check out their webpage. Guaranteed fun for hours!
For some harder and unique knots, check out their webpage. Guaranteed fun for hours!
If you do not know what to do with your rope once you are done with it, explore options of how to up-cycle it!
If you do not know what to do with your rope once you are done with it, explore options of how to up-cycle it!
Up-cycle Old Ropes
Up-cycle Old Ropes
Ways OED have Up cycled ropes
Ways OED have Up cycled ropes
UWC Activities Remote Learning
UWC Activities Remote Learning
Dover Climbing Activities Remote learning
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