Last weekend my children were all very excited to try climbing on a climbing wall for the first time. We arrived at the sports centre to be greeted by a wonderful instructor from RockFrog who immediately put everyone at ease.
After their initial excitement the girls, quickly lost interest, but were both very brave and tried hard. They are still very young and just the experience of trying the wall was wonderful for them.
Z was a different story. He could not wait to get started, and clambered up all the walls like an old pro. Climbing is definitely something he wants to continue with. As for me, I was very brave and had a go ( heights are not my favourite thing ) but didn’t make it to the top. The kids loved seeing me try though, and we all had a fanastic morning trying something new together.
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Yay! Good on you for having a go. I’d love to try too but often back out as I don’t want to show myself up.
looks like Z loved it! I tried it once – I have no upper body strength though so didn’t get very far!!!
I struggled Sharon. x
I have a fear of heights too but equally I am an adrenalin junkie who doesn’t like to be beaten by something! This looks like great fun. I think the last time I attempted a climbing wall was in my teens, maybe I need to add it to my 40 things before I am 40 list! 🙂
you could do it Donna!
Wow what fun! My daughter’s itching to have a go on a climbing wall.
It was fantastic!
Wow, look at Z go, what a little adventurer. Mich x
This is fantastic. We wanted our youngest 3 to start lessons as it would help with the development of our youngest’s hands but it turns out that he is too young.
Glad to hear that Z particularly enjoyed it.
I have a big bottle of Cravendale in the fridge: I used to go to school in the Dales so it reminds me of a former life!
Well done you and the kids! I could never do something like that as I am too scared of heights!
You daughter is so beautiful!