Top Rope Risk and You - Climbing Wall Association

Indoor rock climbing risk management tactics, specifically around top rope indoor rock climbing.

Top Rope Risk and You - Climbing Wall Association Skip to content Top Rope Risk and You Date posted October 27, 2022 in CWA Blog , One of the most interesting sessions, for me at least, at the 2022 Climbing Wall Association Summit was the auto belay discussion between gym owners. The session was billed as a discussion of the mitigation of risk, and I think most of us were expecting hard statistics and clear guidelines, but what the discussion truly evolved into was one of culture. Garnet Moore, CWA Director of Standards and Affairs, presenting at the Auto Belay Roundtable at the 2022 CWA Summi

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