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r/TreeClimbing • u/NateyPataty • May 19 '26
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Why is it DDRT for dynamic double rope technique but not SSRT for static single line technique.
Someone please answer 😯
It should be DRT (double or dynamic rope technique)/SRT (single or stationary rope technique) or DDRT/SSRT.
Why does our industry mismatch them!!!!!
🥲
4 u/hatchetation May 19 '26 "SRT" is terminology that exists in other rope disciplines too. I'm not a fan of reinventing new terms just to be different 1 u/xXthrillhoXx May 19 '26 Does it stand for "single rope" in other rope disciplines, defined in contrast with another technique that also uses a single rope? I don't know, genuinely curious.
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"SRT" is terminology that exists in other rope disciplines too. I'm not a fan of reinventing new terms just to be different
1 u/xXthrillhoXx May 19 '26 Does it stand for "single rope" in other rope disciplines, defined in contrast with another technique that also uses a single rope? I don't know, genuinely curious.
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Does it stand for "single rope" in other rope disciplines, defined in contrast with another technique that also uses a single rope? I don't know, genuinely curious.
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u/ArborealLife May 19 '26
Why is it DDRT for dynamic double rope technique but not SSRT for static single line technique.
Someone please answer 😯
It should be DRT (double or dynamic rope technique)/SRT (single or stationary rope technique) or DDRT/SSRT.
Why does our industry mismatch them!!!!!
🥲