Children –Wall climbing

Climbing and bouldering develop movement coordination, strength, flexibility and spatial imagination in children, as well as responsibility, concentration and communication. Children are naturally closer to climbing than adults, which is reflected on the wall by their courage and ability to conquer greater heights.

Brief description

Basics of climbing movement
Climbing equipment and handling
Safety principles for climbing on artificial walls
Essential knots required for climbing
Improving climbing technique
Climbing fitness training

Benefits for your child

Safety: we teach children safety principles on the climbing wall and correct climbing techniques.
Skill development: children will master the basics of climbing movement and technique, enhancing their climbing proficiency.
Physical fitness: climbing and bouldering improve strength, coordination, and flexibility.
Mental skills: through climbing, children develop concentration, spatial awareness, responsibility, and communication skills.

What your child will learn

Bouldering is a form of climbing performed just above the ground without the use of ropes, often involving both traversing and vertical climbing. This type of training rapidly increases strength and climbing skills and forms the foundation of our training programme.

Age categories

6–9 years
7–11 years

Safety and quality of teaching

Maximum number of children per instructor: 5
Lessons are led by experienced instructors who pay attention to the safety of the children and their individual needs.
Children learn in a safe and supportive environment, where the emphasis is on correct technique and a gradual increase in difficulty.

Special experiences

In addition to regular courses, we also offer special experiential lessons and weekend events where children can try new techniques and have fun with their peers.

Sign your child up for bouldering and climbing lessons at Sport Academy and give them a healthy and fun way to develop their skills and physical fitness!