General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbing with Kids	24-Jan-2005 At 10:40:13 PM	hangdoggy
Message
i have two kids...boy (5) and girl (2) and have only climbed sporadically since and before their birth....taken my boy out once to a gym and he liked it but was also a little scared to go to high... i would like him to get into climbing and expose him to the sport...but the trick is to recognise that the kids have to want to do it and you are not making them do it for you... so slow and easy is the go.. hopefully going to get a woodie built next year...wife (warchief) has given the go ahead...and we will be able to see how he goes...would love to get him out on rock...but with a lack of reliable partners and wife looking after the youngest and with one expecting...dont think that will happen in the near future...but heres hoping

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