Rescue Great Day 2023 - Day 3 - Small Spaces, Two Big Soccer Stadiums, and a Decrepit Building.

[@mikess308]

Recently found your channel and really enjoy it. At 3:40 Can please explain the ASAP being attached to the becket of the maestro? Is that a safety setup or were they loading the asap so they could unload the maestro? Id love to see the full video from this rescue.

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

Well spotted! They were passing the knot on that rope. But they had to resort to a differently method because you can not open the Maestro attached to an anchor point. This is a method that could have worked with a clutch.

[@drhl33]

what is the name of the edge protection mat you see at 07:30? It looks like it says TEXORA, but you can't find it online

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

Probably custom made for that team by texora. I dont know

[@340wbymag]

I wish I could play like this with my friends, but I am the only one I know with any interest in climbing and working with ropes. Of course, being as old as dirt doesn't help either. I am pretty much limited to climbing trees in the city park by myself and hoping the local police don't chase me away.

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

Hahaha I hear you!! People who can make time for this stuff are quite lucky.... I sure have family priorities before all this stuff ;-)

[@340wbymag]

@@TheRopeAccessChannel Yes, it is too bad we can't have the time to play and enjoy life when our world is filled with work and responsibility. By retirement most people are too worn out and out of shape to do much of anything.

[@Aikobaer]

What is the name of the orange clamp at 10:13? Or what product is it?

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

That is the Rafa parapet clamp by Highnovate.

[@khalidomar7838]

Hello, out of curiosity in your day to day work - how often do you encounter rescue type situations? Thanks

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

One real rescue in 20+ years of ropes work. A couple minor ones during training because of fatigue delegates being clumsy.

[@zbrownie1672]

Geweldige opnames. Is there a chance that you have images of the challenge/information sheets that are distributed before the challenges? I would like to study them to learn a bit more. I hope to compete one day, just got my IRATA lv 1.

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

I have most of them. if i do they are in the video. i explain all the challenges from the briefing the teams get. Idont think there is muchg to study

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

With three days of competition done and RCB Malaga as the winner, what challenge was you favorite of all 11 challenges done??

[@jellevanherck1444]

What was your role in the event?

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

I was there to make the three videos. The goal is to not just make a highlight reel but get a bit more in depth and show what goes on behind the scenes.

[@niclemaitre]

It's interesting to see that most team used a very flat stretcher bridle, which of course makes edge transitions much easier. They however failed to adjust the attendant tether length from standard, which means that in most cases the attendant was in a terrible position, far too low, to be able to assist with managing the patient should any emergency have occurred.

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

A few things, you are judging teams competing at a competition, not a team doing a real rescue with an injured person. If you don’t loose points for getting 30cm higher, why would you? And only the rope rebels were in the low side in this video. From what I remember the rest was in a decent spot. But I might mistaken on that.

[@niclemaitre]

@@TheRopeAccessChannel Train like you rescue and rescue like you train. Maybe something happens to the simulated patient during the process and they need assistance. I realise it's relatively unlikely but still.

[@cbrando190]

how long has "Rescue Great Day" been going on for in Spain? *edit: is it in Italy? No offense was meant.

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

It is in Spain and I don’t know how long it is been going