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The 8 pages that link to Belaying, each with the reason it gives.

• MountaineeringRelated: Rope teams use belaying to protect exposed climbing sections.

• Rock climbingRelated: Belaying provides fall protection in roped climbing.

• Alpine climbingRelated: Rope systems protect teams on exposed pitches and traverses.

• Climbing protectionRelated: A belayer controls slack and applies braking force when protection loads during a fall.

• Ice climbingRelated: A belayer takes in rope and catches falls while the leader climbs above protection.

• ClimbingRelated: A belayer controls the rope while a partner climbs above.

• Lead climbingRelated: The belayer pays out rope as the leader climbs and takes in slack when needed.

• Catherine DestivelleRelated: Solo climbers must arrange protection and rope systems without a partner belaying.