Angel Hands Introduction

If helping someone in trouble is called an angel, then what do we call someone who walks through challenges with you? I'm not sure, but I do know that the hands you hold while walking the tightrope can be called angelic hands!

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1. The two challengers must first put on protective gear and check each other's readiness.

2. Climb to the platform at the base of the pole, take a deep breath, hold hands with another person, and use your free hand to grip the plastic steel rope, ready to start walking the tightrope.

3. When walking the tightrope, adjust your body's center of gravity, balance the weight, and reach the other end of the rope, which means you've succeeded in the challenge.

Project Objective

1. Learn to control inner panic in special situations and bolster your courage.

2. In the Maverick era, learn to collaborate with others to complete tasks, which is beneficial for teamwork.

3. Cultivate a calm and decisive personality, which is beneficial for staying composed and unflustered in the face of challenges.

4. Enhance the ability of partners to collaborate and coordinate with each other.

ProjectProp construction

Between the two iron pillars, place a crossbeam to connect them.

2. Connect with a steel cable at a height of nine meters above the two upright columns.

3. Suspended above the steel cable are n plastic steel ropes, with just the right density, allowing the challengers to grab onto the ropes and cross the steel cable.

4. There must be a standing platform on both sides of the steel rope.

Project Skills

1. When walking the tightrope, place the weight of your feet on the center of your foot sole, meaning to step on the center of your foot sole on the tightrope. This helps maintain balance.

2. Walking the tightrope has a technique, that is, using the "eight-character method" to step on the tightrope and cross, similar to walking an outward "eight."

3. Walking the tightrope while holding a plastic steel rope will bring inner calmness, which in turn enhances physical coordination.

Cautionary Notes

1. Always ensure safety checks before taking the stage for a challenge, including the protective gear of the challengers and the mechanical operation of the project props.

2. Climb the pillars with the correct posture; if you fall off the bridge, do not reach out for the safety rope or the steel buckle rope on your back.

3. In case of accidental fall, cover your face to protect yourself: use one hand to cover your cheeks and eyes, and the other hand to cover the throat area. Also, do not grab the yellow safety jacket.

4. The ground protector should move in the direction of the challenger's movement.

5. Ground personnel must not clap their hands. Do not step on any ropes on the ground; otherwise, you may get caught in them.

6. Staff responsible for safety must continuously monitor the climbers and be ready to retract the rope during their ascent.

7. The protector must stand 80 cm away from the safety buckle. In case the challenger accidentally falls, the protector should release the rope section by section; under no circumstances should the rope be released in a continuous stream.