Climbing is an “Art”

Here’s an early article of mine that was published in “Off Belay Magazine.” which you may find of interest.

: ITRS “International Technical Rescue Symposium” Sharing knowledge

: From Mental Training for Mountaineering – Summit Magazine

: Helping fly our colors on July 4th Thanks Ron!

: Ice Climbing with Tom Brokaw, he’s a good climber.

: Tower Rescue training

: Rope Rescue Training

: “Training” Lift Evac ideas with Deer Valley

: Trundling – big time! Eliminating a boulder fall hazard.

: Avalanche path tell tale signs broken and missing trees

: Donny Osmond riding the skid of a chopper harness designged by us, dsh coordinating

: SFX work tech rope skills

: Rodin’s The Thinker TV Commercial SFX work with Unit One and Ken Hatano and team

: Making a rare ascent of the “Main Bridal Veil Falls”

: Jim on School Room Overhang

: Doing SFX / Stunt Work With Unit One Ken Hatano North Hollywood. Filming a TV Commercial with a team of professionals from Japan, at Smith Rock, OR

: Avalanche Education

: Davee enjoying a near perfect day Ten Dollar Knob

: Crown and Flank of a Slab Avalanche.

: 70 rope skills video

: Employee loss time incident ???

: Using Rope skills to place rock fall netting

: BSA Jamboree rappelling and mountaineering activity

: Climbing in Switzerland photo by dsh

: Early Public service news letters

: Speciality Ziplines, Interested?

: International Technical Rescue Symposium PresentationITRS 2001 Presentation Opening Slide

: From Pulley Systems Explained

: From Pulley Systems Explained

: From Pulley Systems Explained Ass too small . . .

: From Pulley Systems Explained

: Earth Rise over the surface of the moon

: Wind 14,000 ft. Mt.McKinley reinforcing windwalls saving blowing tent (right center)

: Natural Hazard. Flake seperated from cliff face and ran 3,000 feet down the mountain

: A drawing a friend drew for me

: Our 14,000 foot camp on the West Rib of Denali.

: Everest team training on Mt. Rainier

: Hanging Serac’s N.E. Fork of the Kahiltna Glacier. We had to pass under these while en-route to the West Rib of Denali.

: Native burial in their canoe

: Hansen Rope, Belay, Rappel, Throw, Gear Tarp and more bag.

: Climbing Stairway to Heaven

: Hansen Belay, Rappel, Throw, Gear Tarp Deployed, Rope, and more bag.

: You Can Hear a Smile! Look at the cute gal sneaking a smile in.

: Paul doing some advanced training “climbing blind folded”

: Climbing is a great family activity My oldest daughter Michelle, and two son’s.

: Melissa in Rock Canyon

: Jeromy by lightning killed horses

: Establishing Search Areas while on a SAR mission in the Andes, South America

: Equipment testing Knots and Dynamics

: 38° prime angle for slabs

: Spring reveals winter avalanche path

: Stunt Work Mt. Shasta, CA

: Life rated ropes

: Pre construction Hazard Evaluations save $$$ Thanks Pat

: From “How to Stay Warm”

: Training Expedition with Students from Colgate Univ.

: From “How to Stay Warm”

: From “How to Stay Warm” Thanks Frank

: Avalanche mitigation Stabilization fence, Alta

: Neff’s Cave, one of the deepest caves in the USA, Lynn and John

: Hansen Demonstrating High Span Lift Evac Solitude Lifts

: Winter Mountaineering with my kids

: 13,000 feet + Windy Corner Mt. McKinley Chill Factor -125° F

: Small avalanche going to cover our track for earlier in the day

: Enroute to Summit of Mt. McKinley, AK

: Rescue (-1-1 SFX work

: Springtime our avalanche stabilization fencing they hold 100’s of tons of snow

: Hansen Rope bag while rapping from chopper

: Shortly before the CG was offset, and the chopper crashed

: SFX/Stunt Work with Lipovitan

: On the last pitch of The Fang, Provo Cyn, UT

: After climbing the Lost Arrow Tipmaking a Tyrolean Traverse back to the Rim of Yosemite Valley. The valley floor is a half mile below.

: Douglas Coates, on Kahiltna Glacier 20,320 Ft. Mt. McKinley, AK Photo by D. Hansen

: Traversing from Lost Arrow Tip to Rim of Yosemite Valley.

: SFX/Stunt Work with Lipovitan

: SFX/Stunt Work with Lipovitan

: Free Training Presentation contact us

: Base Camp 20,320 ft Denali in the Background

: Rockfall Mitigation second part prevents wintertime avalanches from destroying it.

: A perfect day… on 3-pins.

: Mastering the Art of Protection Yourself (Trad Climbing

: Mastering the Art of Protection Yourself (Trad Climbing

: 10 things to avoid while climbing

: SFX Work Walker Texas Ranger river crossing

: Understanding safety

: Hansen Mountaineering

: Everest ho!

: Mental Training for Mountaineering

: They lived through the crash I clicked the picture before we helped out.

: Carbon monoxide from stoves …

: Rescue of climber

: Rescue page 2

: Avoid spending time in chutes and gullies.

: Training with Barrick Gold Mine’s Emergency Response Team.

: We teamed up with pend the one quarter ton, monster USA Flag across Grove Creek Canyon

: Safety system we designed and installed in the Vivint Center

: About getting the most your GoreTex

: About getting the most your GoreTex

: Tell tale signs of an avalanche path…notice the missing or broken trees

: Understanding Bolts pulled out by hard pull.

: This Bolt is BAAD! Flaky rock, etc. Take some training…

: Training Rope Rescue U of U

: Picture #1 Flake starting point for rock avalanche

: NPS can-do attitude. Notice shovel.

: D.Hansen Ice Climbing