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rock climbing
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rock climbing
Sports medicine An 'extreme sport' in which the participant climbs rock formations, with or without ropes Injury risk Fractures, abrasions, death. See Extreme sports.


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PlayWeb, a fun, new, challenging rope climbing system from Playworld Systems, encourages physical stimulation and social activity by providing children ages 5 and older with a secure structure that has nearly three times the play volume than other rope structures of equal height.
The new additions to the WallCano Climbing system are proving to be a huge hit with kids, providing them with a fun way to develop strength and coordination.
Our focus on this first day is to establish a daily routine (warm-up, stretch, instruction, practice) to introduce participants to the basic "top rope" climbing system as well as getting a start on knot tying and belaying (for those over 10 years of age).
 
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