Climbing Knots That Tree Climbers HAVE TO MASTER

These are the knots climbers must master to call themselves experienced climbers. ISA Certification INFO : https://www.isa-arbor.com/Portals/0/Assets/PDF/Certification-Applications/Certified-Tree-Climber-Application-Guide.pdf How to tie knots: https://youtu.be/hL0ZIGhqNRM Attaching hardware (i.e., girth hitch, cow hitch with a better half, timber hitch) Termination knot (i.e., Buntline hitch, anchor hitch/anchor bend, double fisherman’s bend/double fisherman’s knot) End-line rigging termination knot (i.e., clove hitch with two halves, running bowline) Rigging rope joining knot (i.e., sheet bend, quick hitch) Midline knot (i.e., clove hitch, alpine butterfly knot) Tree climbing friction hitch (i.e., tautline hitch, Blake’s hitch, Distel, Schwabisch, Valdotain Tresse [VT])