Schultz climbing video

[Merle Nelson]

I saw him use that last week Cory. He got tops out of an eleven top Cypress tree that I couldn't believe were coming out without hanging up. Plus made it far easier to manage the rope on the ground.

(Just my beginning observations.)

 

[cory]

Cool!

Eager to hear more about this method.

 

[AQuintana]

I purchased the video a couple months ago. Helpful information. Creative ideas.

 

[Merle Nelson]

Welcome to The Tree House AQ. Did you see Lawrence just put out a rigging video on his youtube channel - pretty intense.

Coincidentally, in both that and the BT10 video August just put out they each showed the 'double whip tackle' lowering method previously spoken about by Cory.

 

[AQuintana]

No, I haven’t yet but will give it a watch. Thanks for the heads up, Merle

 

[AQuintana]

Thanks for the welcome as well

 

[MasterBlaster]

Welcome to the TreeHouse, brother!

 

[cory]

Merle, are you referring to funeral of the pines?

Nice vid. I wonder why he double ties almost everything? Bad rope men cuz he's a sub so he can't trust the random rope guys he's working with to get it done right with a single tie? Plus he could then take bigger pieces which would help make up for extra time setting up the cut.

 

[Raj]

Welcome!

 

[AQuintana]

Cheers MasterBlaster and Peter

Just watched Schultz's and August's newest videos. Good stuff! It would be awesome to employ those techniques someday...simpler stuff for me right now. Lot's to learn!

 

[Merle Nelson]

For us all...one of the big benefits of The TreeHouse.

Cory, yes Funeral of The Pines. He does use it to go bigger, not sure of all the pluses.

 

[cory]

Thx Merle.

Merle, hows the smoke in SF?

 

[MasterBlaster]

Not good.

 

[Merle Nelson]

Yeah, not good. I'm 60 mi. north of SF and we were trading back and forth with SF, for about 14 days, who had the worse are quality. I can normally see 15 or 20 miles here most of the time but visibility was reduced to about 400 yards at times. I begged off work some and did the easiest ground work kind of jobs some. Just broke today and I like it.

Even so, no complaints for me, those poor folks in Paradise area....

 

[Jonny]

MASTER CLASS: with Lawrence Schultz - Saturday, February 19 — Academy-Trained

This instructional training will cover the topics below and will take place in both a classroom and outdoor setting. Breakfast, lunch & dinner are included with registration. Class Training Topics Tight Quarters Rigging Spar Math and Working Positioning Basic and Advanced SRT

www.academy-trained.com

 

[cory]

Looks nice. Too bad there's nothing in the NE

 

[Marc-Antoine]

Too bad that's sooo far away.

 

[gf beranek]

Streaming video would be a good thing.

 

[Djax]

The Shultz Effect is the best $40 I’ve spent on tree gear or tree knowledge.
Hands down.
Right up there with the Fundamentals of General Tree Work. It condenses years of hard work on Shultz part and compiled a TON of info on both moving rope and stationary technique into a few hours.
I can’t sell it enough.
If you want to expand your mental “tool box” and learn to be a more efficient climber this is a great series. You won’t use it all but I guarantee you’ll take several things away from it that you’ll use all the time.
cheers

 

[Tree09]

X1000

 

[cory]

You have a copy 09?

 

[treebilly]

How does one aquire “The Shultz Effect” these days?

 

[Tree09]

I got one when they first came out, it's amazing. His redirects for srt are worth it alone.

 

[gf beranek]

I draw a 404 clicking those links, Johnny.

But found viable links at Educated Climber pod casts.

Good on Patrick.

 

[BeerGeek]

How does one aquire “The Shultz Effect” these days?

Just go here and follow the directions:

The Schultz Effect

Read the Warning! This is my journey from DdRT to SRT and just about everything i've learned along the way. Years of experimenting, months creating, now whittled down to hours jam packed with knowledge. 5+ hours of information to get you climbing like a Pfanner man. This has taken a lot of time...

theschultzeffect.com