Children's Performance Climbing Coaching
By Climb Wales
At a glance
Many parents who's children take up climbing could be accused of being too hard on their children. Although the aim is to encourage, children often feel forced into doing an activity and as a result, they longer enjoy it and ultimately give up climbing. The balance between encouragement and being discouraging is a very fine line when it comes to coaching children in climbing. Add to this the fact that children are more susceptible to over-use injuries
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which can have damaging and long-term impacts on a growing youngster, deciding to coach your own children is not a decision to be taken lightly. This is why we recommend coaching with our experienced rock climbing instructors. They are engaged with the latest research in this field and can help to tailor an optimal training course for your child. Performance climbing coaching for children is done in very small groups, either with one or two children per instructor. The goal here is look at the weaknesses in a young person's climbing ability and develop them in to a more well-rounded climber. This course is only for children who are already engaged and have a passion for climbing as the regimented drills and hard work will not be welcomed by novice climbers.
Groups & schedules
1 group. Find the age, place and time that suit your child.
Children's Performance Climbing Coaching
About Climb Wales
Kid's Climbing Courses in Snowdonia, North Wales
One of the many amazing things about rock climbing is how it affects other areas of your life. Perseverance, determination, communication, self-awareness, mental agility, creativity, problem-solving, self-esteem, confidence, concentration, focus, reduced anxiety. These are just some of things which are naturally developed as a result of climbing. The benefits of these traits to a modern, fast-paced working life are obvious. The bottom line is that climbing is an extremely beneficial "sport", especially for children.
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