I was up there in a heartbeat, Levi. I only set the line to get me past the Y at the bottom. Sprurring takes practice like everything....but its one of the fundamentals that all climbers should master in my book. Unlike rope walking you can lean back into your saddle for support. Carry a big saw even, and not notice the difference hardly.
The Shultz Effect
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monkeylove
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Just bumping this for the newest Treebuzz members that may have missed it. Best $40 bucks you can spend.
monkeylove
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I was just re-watching some myself, that's what reminded me about this thread.
Yimboob
Active Member
I just stumbled across this bad boy and figured out what im gonna be doing over the next couple of hours. Thank you phanner man! Its cool to find that something like this is out there and a little upset i didnt find it earlier. Although i havent watched anything yet, if i even just learn 1 little thing that could save me 5 minutes a day its worth the very reasonable price of 40 dollars.
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Merle Nelson
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Yeah there are single ideas in there that will return far more than the price of admission. But, go through all of it, let alone do it justice in a hand full of hours - , good luck.This is value packed info.
NorCalBrock
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As a self taught climber, I've used Pfanner's vids to train myself to switch from double to single - worth every penny in time and effort. Along with Mumford's wisdom on YouTube, I feel like I've been making sound decisions the last year or so, especially with anchors and redirects.
Next step - traversing to other trees! Need to practice for a couple of days before putting into production
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monkeylove
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I finally just down loaded it all so I could stop streaming it and just take the SD card anywhere. 64GB card for those who might be thinking the same thing. There is a lot of vids.
NorCalBrock
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I'll have to look into putting it on an iPad now
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Bob Bob
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I'd like to personally thank Pfanner man for releasing The Schultz Effect. I found the videos very educational. There are so many tips and tricks that I'll surely have to watch the series several times. It's a great reference source and will take a place in my library alongside the video/book classics from Beranek, Peter Jenkins, Jepson and Bruce Smith.
SomethingWitty
Arkansawyer
There's still nothing to compare it to.
It helped me a lot. I should watch the videos again since I've been on SRT for a couple years or so and kind of have my sea legs now.
I don't know if there are other threads about the Shultz effect, but I definitely believe it should be stickied at the top of the stationary rope section simply because of the number of climbers who really could benefit from watching it.
I'd liken it to the amount of education that Jeff Jepson's books offer to beginning climbers, but for the plateaued intermediate climbers.
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Immaculatetree
New Member
I purchased Schultz Effect a while back and now cannot find the login address. Anyone that help out, I sure would appreciate it!
SomethingWitty
Arkansawyer
Just gumroad.com and log into your account.
Pfanner man
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did you manage to get back in? for all those that don't know there is a support email where you can hit me up about problems or questions. it's:
theschultzeffect@gmail.com
btw, thanks for remembering the "c" in Schultz
Pfanner man
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yes, soon-ish. it's a slow process cuz work, life, etc, etc.working on that rigging series
as will be stated in the intro, i dont feel am not qualified to teach people rigging over the internet from scratch. there are many greats books, dvds, demos and in person trainers for that. i do feel i can speak on urban rigging, which is what the series will be about. we'll focus on those tight quarter no run jobs where there's no other trees to use, no calvary, no crane and seemingly no options. there'll also be a fair amount of case study analysis.
hope to have it done some time this winter...
@Pfanner man; Wow, great news! You can bet I'll be a customer as soon as you decide to release it. Thanks for even considering going to all of the work and trouble to put this thing together. I look forward to it.
Tim
Tim
