Winter's coming and our psyche for snow is building. But don't rush into an avalanche of problems if your ice skills have gone a bit rusty over summer. Take the time to brush up your knowledge with this series of winter skills videos.
This series of winter skills films will help you graduate from snow slopes to tackling your first graded gully climb.
This third series of instructional films is produced exclusively for BMC TV in association with the Association of Mountaineering Instructors (AMI) , Lowe Alpine and DMM .
These videos are perfect for those in need of a refresh and are after a quick educational hit. But remember, if you're at all unsure about your skills, get some face-to-face instruction from an experienced guide.
This series is the third in our range of winter skills videos. If you want to start at the beginning, follow the links below.
Or watch them all in our YouTube winter playlist
Winter skills series three
WATCH: Finding the right climb on BMC TV
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WATCH: Approaching and starting the climb on BMC TV
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WATCH: Gearing up for the climb on BMC TV
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WATCH: Belaying on winter climbs on BMC TV
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WATCH: Climbing technique on Grade I-II climbs on BMC TV
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WATCH: Topping out on winter climbs on BMC TV
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Take your winter adventure skills to the next level with #MakeWinterCount.
These popular events are back to help you stride out into the winter hills and mountains with confidence. We will be running three events this year, with in person evenings in London on 29th November and Manchester on 30th November, and a virtual event on Zoom on 1st December.
This event is brilliant for anyone who wants to learn more about winter hill and mountain skills. You'll go from bumbling about to striding with confidence to the summit after you've gained all the knowledge from our experts Sam Leary and Mick Jones .
Event content
The evening will cover everything the new winter adventurer could possibly need including:
What to wear
Planning your day
Reading the weather
Packing a rucksack
Boots, crampons & axes
Avalanche awareness
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