General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Extreme sports and kids...	23-Jun-2015 At 12:00:47 AM	martym
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So, we shaped our (rainy) Sunday around going with my 3 year old daughter to Climbfit gym St Leonards, after a brutal shopping trip to the Macquarie Centre (seems the whole of the hills was there). She was psyched to go climbing again - she generally climbs about 3m & jumps off to go swinging. We were told by a teenage girl at the counter their insurance only covers 4 years & above. We've taken her to St Peters Indoor many times (they charge $6 for under 6y) and completed their waiver form for her (she didn't get a card though). So what's the deal? Anyone else know of gyms you can take toddlers to? It won't be long before my younger daughter will be ready to climb... Do we really have to cross the bridge every time we have a wet weekend?

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