The goal of this page is to give an overview of all sports, courses and training programs you can do with the NijSAC. These courses cover many different sports and disciplines. The NijSAC offers some courses in-house, but others will be handled by our umbrella association: the NSAC.
Note that lots of NijSAC members are also active in sports which do not have any courses, like Via Ferrata and Hiking.
Climbing | Alpinism | Canyoning | |
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Entry Level |
Top rope climbingSimple climbing as you do at the sports centre. If you go to the introduction weekend, you do not need to take this course anymore. Offered by the RSC |
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Lead climbingCourse to climb routes where you cannot hang ropes from the top of the route. Offered by the NijSAC |
C1First course to get familiar with non-vertical alpine terrain, mainly glaciers. This course will take a day in the Netherlands, and a week in the alps. Offered by the NSAC |
Basic Canyoneer (First Part)First course to get familiar with canyoning. This course will take a day in the Netherlands, and a week in the alps. Offered by the NSAC |
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Intermediate Level |
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C2Follow up course of the C1. This course concentrates more on alpine rock routes. Offered by the NSAC |
Basic Canyoneer (Second Part)Follow up of the Basic canyoneer course. After this course you are an NCB-recognized independent canyoneer. Offered by the NSAC |
Advanced Level |
Trad climbingLearn to climb unprepared routes (without bolts) |
C3Refine your alpine techniques to raise your level. This course will look at individual needs. Offered by the NSAC |
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Ice Climbing | Off Piste | Tour Skiing | |
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Intermediate Level |
Ice ClimbingLearn to climb frozen waterfalls. Note that the multipitch course (in the climbing track) and the C2 or C2 Wellness course (in the mountaineering track) are mandarory. Offered by the NSAC |
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Advanced Level |
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