Climb for kids!

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From the age of 6 they can begin to practice climbing, because they already have fully developed all their motor skills. From this age on they will have to practice more their skills in order to improve them and enjoy this sport even more.

Benefits of climbing

When it comes to sports, children maintain a much healthier lifestyle, since after doing a physical activity they enter the appetite and with this you will create a balanced diet without any effort.

The exercise also causes them to burn calories and strengthen the muscles involved, which are all of the body, since climbing is a very complete sport. In addition, they transmit values ​​such as fellowship, respect for others and the environment and learn to care for climbing materials such as harness, carabiners and ropes.




Contact with the nature

It is what I like most about this sport, which allows you to enjoy natural environments. Many companies organize camps during the holiday season to spend unforgettable weeks in the countryside and play sports. The activity that is most performed and best known in the natural environment is climbing, and thanks to this sport so special helps the child to breathe fresh air, to be more independent and to overcome all the problems that may arise in his life .

Also in the city

And remember! Climbing is usually practiced in nature, but there is also the possibility of climbing in climbing walls. Artificial places benefit the child because they give them more confidence and self-confidence.

In a climbing wall suitable for children there must be several levels of difficulty depending on their age and height. Normally, in a standard rock wall there must be between 8 and 10 dams per square meter.

The climbing walls are used by people of initiation, therefore it is perfect for the children to have fun and know this sport. Large dams are for placing feet and small prey for hands. Different colors are also used to differentiate themselves from the other levels.

The climbing walls are a great substitute for the natural walls for when the weather on the outside does not accompany.


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