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Training a Growth Mindset
Let children experience success through rock climbing
Chase your dream. Start with mental training

Build confidence.Start with a high five

Self-confidence is the key to success. Every child is unique. We will set personal goals for children, so that children can build self-confidence through the process of completing their goals.

抓緊夢想 攀出未來

攀爬是與生俱來的技能! JUST CLIMB致力培養年輕新一代,讓攀石運動成為一項終生興趣及正能量的原動力!

The benefits of climbing

Physical Fitness

Exercise muscles | Balance left and right brain development | Enhance flexibility and vestibular balance

Mentality Improvement

Develop a sense of achievement and self-confidence | Build independent problem-solving skills and train discipline

Skill improvement

Training and Refinement of Rock Climbing | Analyzing and Planning Climbing Routes

知識提升

Learn climbing slogans and climbing knowledge | Learn about rock climbing equipment and the use of knots

Try Climb

Climbing is so shocking? So difficult? Have you never tried it?

The trial hall can let children experience the fun of rock climbing, and parents can directly understand from it
In the form and content of the formal class, the coach can understand the state and ability of the children in the classroom.

Basic climbing knowledge explained by instructor > Children experience rock climbing > After class summary with parents

$280/class 50 minutes

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Catch up on your dreams, climb out of the future

Climbing is an innate skill! JUST CLIMB is committed to cultivating a new generation of young people, making rock climbing a lifelong interest and the driving force of positive energy!

Six Core Values of Climbing

1. Train a Growth Mindset

The process of rock climbing can be known better than children. It turns out that facing challenges and experiencing failure is an indispensable part of success.
Build a growth mindset

4. Learn to manage risk

The risks involved in rock climbing include assessing the chances of completing all movements, spotting when falling to avoid injury, The same burial reduces the number of attempts to climb each line.

2. Train independent and critical thinking

During the climb, children need to make many decisions by themselves
They need to understand themselves, try different route settings, and find a method that suits them to complete the route

5. Learn to communicate positively

During the climb, children need to make many decisions by themselves
They need to understand themselves, try different route settings, and find a method that suits them to complete the route

3. Comprehensive physical training

Climbing requires not only strength and flexibility, but also a coordinated and coordinated movement of the hands, eyes, feet, and body. Therefore, in addition to training large and small muscles, you will also train your body coordination and balance.

6. Accumulate successful experience

Experience success is an important element of children’s growth, and it is also an important process of building self-confidence.

NICAS

What is NICA Scheme?

NICAS stands for The National Indoor Climbing Award Scheme.

It is a UK-wide scheme designed to promote climbing development and accredited individual achievement on artificial climbing structures. They’re a starting point for people wishing to take up climbing and bouldering, from novice to experienced, starting from age 7.

The structure of our NICAS schemes is all about motivating a prolonged involvement and progression – building both competence and confidence – whilst developing a resilient climbing “habit”.

WHAT ARE THE AWARDS?

The two core award schemes for age 7+ are known as NICAS Climbing and NICAS Bouldering

The NICAS Climbing scheme involves climbing with ropes and harnesses. This is usually done with two people, one climbing, and one holding the rope and lowering the climber (the belayer). Belaying techniques are a key part of NICAS.

 

The NICAS Bouldering scheme involves “bouldering” – this is a form of climbing usually practiced on small rock boulders, or at indoor walls. Bouldering is carried out at lower heights than roped climbing. The “boulderer” is able to climb down or jump down from the wall (so ropes and harnesses are not required).

STRUCTURE of NICAS SCHEME

NICAS Climbing and NICAS Bouldering each have five progressive levels of award for complete novices to expert climbers. The scheme is split into two parts and takes a minimum of 80 hours to complete Levels 1 to 4 and an additional year to complete Level 5. Part one contains Levels 1 to 3 and part two contains Levels 4 and 5.

When you register with an Accredited Centre you receive a logbook for Levels 1-3. Later you will be offered a booklet for Levels 4 & 5. A binder is available separately to keep the booklets and additional papers pristine. You will be awarded with a certificate as you pass each level.

AIMS of NICAS BOULDERING

Climbing Movement Skills

to develop climbing movement skills and improve levels of ability

Equipment Appropriately

to learn how to use equipment appropriately

Risk Management Skills

to develop risk assessment and risk management skills in the sport

Challenges in climbing

to point the way to further disciplines and challenges in climbing beyond the scheme

Improved Performance

to provide a structure for development, motivation and improved performance

Develop An Understanding Of The Sport

to develop an understanding of the sport, its history and ethics

 

Team Work

to work as a team, communicate with, and trust other boulderers

Personal Achievement

to provide a record of personal achievement

If you want your kids to obtain a unique professional qualification! Book our TryClimb class now and get ready for the first NICAS Bouldering certificate exam in Hong Kong!