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Dec 16, 2020 • ##BecomeAnActiveSchoolsChampion #Active Schools #Active Schools Champion #Activities #children #climber #Climbing #everlast climbing #exercise #physical activity #physical education #rock climbing #top rope climbing wall #Traverse Wall

Become an Active Schools Champion

Become an Active Schools Champion

Contribute to the cause of active, healthy, happy kids!

Nov 18, 2020 • #balance #balance disc #climber #Climbing #cross-training #everlast climbing #exercise #exercises #muscular strength #rock climbing #strength #top rope climbing wall #Traverse Wall

Exercises that Improve Balance and Help You Climb Better

Exercises that Improve Balance and Help You Climb Better

Three balance disc exercises that build balance, strength and endurance.

Nov 11, 2020 • #bouldering #climber #Climbing #climbing moves #cross over #everlast climbing #match #School Climbing Walls #smear #top rope climbing wall #Traverse Wall #undercling

Advanced Rock-Climbing Moves to Try

Advanced Rock-Climbing Moves to Try

Move beyond the basics with these advanced climbing moves.

Oct 28, 2020 • #children #Climbing #climbing wall activities #everlast climbing #Hand Holds #rock climbing #safety #School Climbing Walls #top rope climbing wall #Traverse Wall

What’s that Squiggly Red Line? The Red-Relief® Line Explained

What’s that Squiggly Red Line? The Red-Relief® Line Explained

Learn about this important safety feature of our Traverse Walls®.

Sep 30, 2020 • #Activities #climbing curriculum #climbing wall activities #cross curricular actvities #English language arts #everlast climbing #journal #journaling #physical education #reflection #rock climbing #School Climbing Walls #social-emotional skills #top rope climbing wall #Traverse Wall #writing

Reflection and Journaling in Your Climbing Program

Reflection and Journaling in Your Climbing Program

A how-to guide to enhancing the social-emotional growth of your climbers.

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