Which action is described as 'Clip/instruction' in the zip steps?

Which action is described as 'Clip/instruction' in the zip steps?

• A. To clip zip static to the participants front belay loop & squeeze check
• B. To unclip platform belay from their belay loop & sit on platform edge
• C. To sweep
• D. To spot the rider's head, neck, and shoulders

Answer: (A)

Clip/instruction is the moment you secure the rider to the zip line and verify the connection before the ride. It means attaching the zip line’s static line to the participant’s front belay loop and performing a squeeze check to ensure the harness and clip are snug and seated correctly. This combination ensures the rider is physically attached and clearly informed about what to expect and how to ride safely. The other actions describe later steps or different roles (unclips and moves to the platform edge, clearing the area by sweeping, or spotting the rider), but they don’t define the clip-and-instruction moment itself.

Clip/instruction is the moment you secure the rider to the zip line and verify the connection before the ride. It means attaching the zip line’s static line to the participant’s front belay loop and performing a squeeze check to ensure the harness and clip are snug and seated correctly. This combination ensures the rider is physically attached and clearly informed about what to expect and how to ride safely. The other actions describe later steps or different roles (unclips and moves to the platform edge, clearing the area by sweeping, or spotting the rider), but they don’t define the clip-and-instruction moment itself.