Seven golden rules that the leader must know when leading the team

Life is only once! Life is only once! Life is only once! In many cases, the life and death of a team lies between the leaders' ideas.

There is only one life. Please make a choice. Safety is always the first element of outdoor play, and it is the first element that the leader must master. Always remember that safety is always the first!

The second rule of the golden rule must respect the weather

Bad weather can turn an outdoor sunlight into a terrible, deadly hell. Take the Tai Tai route as an example, 80% of the mortality rate is related to weather changes.

As the leader, we must judge the weather in a timely manner. The sudden changes in the weather may make the team invisible to anyone. Snow and rain will make the blood of the players condense. You seem to have lost your ability to think and lost your way.

Suddenly, you feel the pain of death tighten your heart, you feel extremely helpless. Your fingers and toes have lost consciousness. The ice clots you pale, and you and your companions desperately call for help in the blizzard. Everything is too late! Do not put you in the above situation. Read the weather forecast carefully to ensure that you understand the forecasts, and consider the weather changes carefully, and be prepared to “camp on the ground” and “down”.

Bad weather may meet unexpectedly. The mountain has its own laws of the weather. This weather change cannot be accurately predicted based on the weather conditions today. We cannot build a weather station on the top of the mountain. Therefore, the leader must trust the forecast of the weather forecast system on the one hand, but he must pay close attention to the changes in the mountains themselves. Place a fixed rope wherever possible and bring a compass. The camp must have safe lighting. Prevent all possible dangers.

The third rule of the golden rule must master the barrel principle

The barrel effect principle believes that most people know that the amount of water that can fit in a bucket depends on the shortest piece of wood. A bucket wants to fill up with water, and each piece of wood must be equally flush and undamaged. If there is a piece of wood in the bucket or there is a hole under a piece of wooden board, the bucket cannot be filled with water. How much water a barrel can hold depends not on the longest piece of wood but on the shortest piece of wood.

And a reliable outdoor team is also here. In outdoor mountaineering, the strength of a team is usually determined by a good team leader. When teaming up, the team leader needs to fully understand the team's ability and strength.

During the march, it is necessary to pay attention to the situation of the players at any time, arrange the speed according to the physical strength of the weakest players, and adjust the plans and schedule according to the strength of the weakest players so as to ensure the safety of the entire team. Any organization may face the same problem, that is, the various parts that make up the organization are often pros and cons, and the disadvantages often determine the level of the entire organization.

In this arrangement, some team leaders may feel unfair. However, since you bring it, you must consider the strength of the players in the safety plan.

Rule 4 of the Golden Rule to hear reasonable opinions and suggestions from players

The team is most afraid of the leader and the team leader. The leader is usually a soul character in a team and even decides whether to live or die. However, the leader is not a panacea. In many cases, the team leader also has uncertain ideas.

In fact, the formation of an outdoor team usually has old donkeys and new donkeys, and many old donkeys don't experience worse than the leader, especially in lost roads, sudden changes in the weather, and team run-in. For this reason, on the one hand, the team members must make reasonable suggestions to the team leader at any time. On the other hand, the team leader must also accept modestly. Do not understand or show off; honestly face the limit of the ability of yourself and the entire team.

Golden Rule 5 These two types of players "can't"

Members who do not have the spirit of solidarity and coordination do not: donkeys, selfish donkeys, unorganized and undisciplined people. They have their own set of experiences, ideas, ideas, and even a selfish attitude. They have conflicting and rebellious emotions against some of the leaders’ decisions. In many cases, they insisted on acting in isolation and sometimes forming a small circle. This undoubtedly greatly impacted the original players and even caused catastrophic consequences for the entire team. Therefore, the team leader cannot control the players.

Players with very different strengths cannot bring (for ZN and technical lines): If the strength is too different, not only delaying the team's hind legs, but also may cause disunity between players, sometimes: "People are still new You don’t take care of the donkey.” Such a team member refuses to be a beauty or a handsome pot or refuses it, so it is good for the team.

Rule 6 of the Golden Rule establishes the "first aid kit"

First aid kits are essential for every leader. But through the above points, you should know that you must establish your own first-aid kit, rather than buying the pharmacy's complete first-aid kit, because that kind of kit usually stuffs a lot of things that you are almost impossible to use.

You should set up a first-aid kit for the team based on the known routes so that you will know what's in there and how. Many times such a kit can save you or your teammates a life. In addition, one point to emphasize is that you need to keep a snake venom extractor.

Rule 7 of the Golden Rule must buy "insurance"

This is no need to talk about the old, "insurance" can not save lives, but for the team leader, for the team, for individuals, it is really important things, whether it is a day or two short-term or one-month long-term, people who do not buy insurance directly Retire it. Such teammates are irresponsible to themselves and even to their families!