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This obstacle is called the spider’s web. A view of this obstacle is provided in picture 21.

Picture 21

The Fourth Obstacle

This obstacle is called the double wall. In this obstacle, two walls are connected by a round wooden
log. A view of this obstacle is provided in picture 22. The group is expected to climb the first wall
one by one, walk on the wooden log to reach the second wall and jump down. In this, the heavier ones
must be sent first otherwise there will be no one left to help them. Lighter candidates can climb up

even without help. In this obstacle you must help each other. Two candidates must lock their hands to
make a bridge. Other candidates must step on the bridge to climb the wall. If you have reached the
first wall, do not run away to the second one. Wait and help the candidates by pulling them up. These
aspects are very critically seen by the GTOs.

Picture 22

The Fifth Obstacle

This obstacle is called the single wall. It is higher than the double wall. A view of this obstacle is
provided in picture 23. In this, once again, the heavier ones must be sent up first. At least two of them
must stay on top and pull the rest.