Check out this rundown of the basic steps to coil and throw a rescue rope four different ways, presented by Boreal River Rescue and Five 2 Nine productions. Here is a breakdown of the methods:

Butterfly Method (starting from the rope end): Coil the rope in your hand with loops, hanging from both sides of your hand, that resemble butterfly wings. Butterfly Method (starting from bag end): With the bag in your hand, coil the rope in the same way as the first method. Tru Method: Hold the rope end in your hand and coil it in a figure-8 fashion between your hand and elbow. Loop Method: Start with the rope-end in your hand. Begin making loops with your other hand, twisting the rope as you place it into the hand holding the rope-end.

LEARN MORE: How to Unwrap a Canoe How to Use a Throwbag Rescue PFDs 101 More from the R3: Rescue for River Runners series

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Check out this rundown of the basic steps to coil and throw a rescue rope four different ways, presented by Boreal River Rescue and Five 2 Nine productions. Here is a breakdown of the methods:

  • Butterfly Method (starting from the rope end): Coil the rope in your hand with loops, hanging from both sides of your hand, that resemble butterfly wings.
  • Butterfly Method (starting from bag end): With the bag in your hand, coil the rope in the same way as the first method.
  • Tru Method: Hold the rope end in your hand and coil it in a figure-8 fashion between your hand and elbow.
  • Loop Method: Start with the rope-end in your hand. Begin making loops with your other hand, twisting the rope as you place it into the hand holding the rope-end.

LEARN MORE: How to Unwrap a Canoe How to Use a Throwbag Rescue PFDs 101 More from the R3: Rescue for River Runners series

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