TRT Workshop

[SoftBankHawks]

Well, yea, dyneema is probably a difficult one, no real reason to use it.
Eric hails from Noam Chomsky's neck of the woods, Massachusetts.

 

[james@affinityfortrees]

Well, yea, dyneema is probably a difficult one, no real reason to use it.
Eric hails from Noam Chomsky's neck of the woods, Massachusetts.

East coast , my general neck of the woods.
Hope y'all set that shit up!


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[oceans]

Paul and Eric rule! This was the best training I have attended. I learned a ton about TRT, had a lot of fun and everyone I met was extremely welcoming. I hope to go back to Japan again. Thanks guys!

Landon, I just saw I somehow skipped over your post here. Thanks for the kind words. I definitely had a blast. The whole sh'bang was enhanced with you and the experiences you've shared. I'm looking forward to see what you come up with as you employ the concept further.

 

[oceans]

It says somewhere in there that the rope runner, hitch hiker, and rope wrench may be used. That struck me as I read it.
I feel like there is a lot that I need to learn about this.
Are there other recommended lines?
So many questions... I guess the important two are as follows: When is the next workshop, and can it be in north america?

You can use two independant hitch cords to build a TRT kit as well. The technique is still rooted in solid, basic fundamentals. While the Rope Runner is an awesome tool to use for TRT, the gear applied is still just a portion of the whole picture. The remainder is how we can move 1:1 with what we have, and the capabilities we can explore with complete control of the working end.