Thanks everyone! We tried the method of tying into the ground anchor with the other end of the rope to create a dynamic anchor, and it worked well! We had the ATC off of the belay loop and the tie-in through the regular two points. It did rotate her hip into the wall, but it was manageable.
Syd
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May 16, 2014
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Ground anchor, away from the base of the route, to avoid rock fall danger. Indirect belay allowing about a foot or so movement by the belayer. This is sufficient to absorb most of the impact of a fall.
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