ICOpro Canyoneer 1-2-3

Canyoneer 1: (2 days)

• The basics of the activity
• Canyoning equipment
• Knots Lvl1
• Communication Lvl1
• Behaviour and environment
• Hydrology
• Geology Lvl1
• Physiology
• Preparing a Tour
• Physics
• Feedback, and monitoring
• Horizontal rope progression: Hand-lines Lvl2
• Vertical rope progression: descent Lvl2
• Vertical rope progression: ascent Lvl1
• Vertical rope progression: conversion Lvl1
• Rock climbing Lvl1

Canyoneer 2: (1 day)

• White water Lvl2
• Assistance Lvl1
• Free-diving Lvl1
• Assistance Lvl2
• White water Lvl3

Canyoneer 3: (2 days)

• Horizontal progression
• Jumps and slides Lvl2
• Anchors Lvl1
• Equipment rules
• Set-up: hand-lines Lvl1
• Set-up: verticals Lvl1
• Set-up: guided rappel Lvl1
• Set-up: deviation
• Abrasion
• Rescue scenario Lvl1  

Clinic 1: set up and progression (1 day)

Clinic 2: free clinic + technical test (1 day)

Canyon test (1 day)

Price: $2475.00

Duration: 8 days (+ 3 days E-learning)

Location: Motueka, South Island, New Zealand

Transport: Included

Accommodation: Included

Meals: Included

Gear: Included

• The trainee is in good mental and physical condition.
• The trainee is able to swim 50m and run 500m
• Medical certificate that testify that the trainee are physically and mentally capable to practice canyoning activities. It has to be issued less than three months prior to the training course.
• Minimum age: 18 years old
• The trainee is informed that he has to completed the CA1-2-3 E-learning pre-training course

During the ICOpro CA123 course all canyoning equipment is provided and the use is included in the price. At the end of the course there will be an opportunity to purchase equipment.

• Outdoor clothing
• Headlamp + spare batteries
• Sturdy footwear
• Personal first aid kit

Note: Trainees are welcome to bring their own equipment if preferred. It must be according to the gear list that gets discussed in the pre-course E-learning. All personal equipment will be checked by the instructor before the course starts. 

This course runs with 4 to 6 participants and with 1 or 2 instructors. The content may vary slightly depending on the participants and weather conditions.