SECONDARY SCHOOLS & COLLEGES At a time when young people tend to spend more time in front of screens than outside or to practice sports activities, teaching climbing is a solution to encourage them to move in a playful way. The practice of indoor climbing on traverses, or top rope walls can be brought in a very attractive way, with fun, colourful and original wall designs. Holds on the walls are also colourful and varied in size. Teaching climbing to a young audience will be effective for the development of motor skills, will help them to stay focused on a goal. It is also an opportunity for children to start working in teams, to support and encourage each other.
DEVELOPS COORDINATION & MOTRICITY
TEACHES TEAMWORK FOR CHILDREN IMPROVES CONCENTRATION LEARNS SENSE OF ACCOMPLISHMENT HELPS TO OVERCOME FEARS INCREASES SELF CONFIDENCE REDUCES STRESS ABILITY TO DEVELOP FRIENDSHIPS GROUP COOPERATION SKILLS COMMUNICATION SKILLS
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