CLIMB ON! Everything you need to know to bring climbing to your school

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CLIMB ON! Everything you need to know to bring climbing to your school Presentation Objectives Participants will: Learn how the dynamic sport of indoor rock climbing can build physical, social and emotional skills in youth of varying abilities and fitness levels. Receive guidance for acquiring a climbing wall, including an overview of climbing wall types, step-by-step planning, funding ideas and important safety and risk management protocols. Be introduced to some of the fun and engaging climbing wall activities that can be hosted on a traverse climbing wall and learn about assessment options. Notes:

How Rock Climbing Relates to U.S. National Standards and Grade-Level Outcomes for K-12 Physical Education (generally agreed upon by the Education Departments of all U.S. States and Canadian Provinces/Territories and their national / state / provincial/territorial physical and health education associations) (See at http://www.shapeamerica.org/standards/pe/upload/grade-level-outcomes-for-k-12-physical-education-rev1.pdf) Standard 1. The physically literate individual demonstrates competency in a variety of motor skills and movement patterns. o Non-locomotor (Stability, Balance, Weight Transfer ): S1.E7, S1.E8, S1.E10 o Outdoor Pursuits:S1.M22 o Individual Performance Activities: S1.M24 o Lifetime Activities: S1.H1 o Fitness Activities: S1.H3 Standard 2. The physically literate individual applies knowledge of concepts, principles, strategies and tactics related to movement and performance. o Movement Concepts (Space, Pathways, Shapes, Levels): S2.E1, S2.E2 o Outdoor Pursuits: S2.M13 o Movement Concepts, Principles & Knowledge: S2.H1, S2.H3 Standard 3. The physically literate individual demonstrates the knowledge and skills to achieve and maintain a health-enhancing level of physical activity and fitness. o Physical Activity Knowledge: S3.E1 o Engages in Physical Activity: S3.E2 o Fitness Knowledge: S3.E3, S3.E4 o Assessment & Program Planning: S3.E5 o Physical Activity Knowledge: S3.M1 o Engages in Physical Activity: S3.M2, S3.M3, S3.M4, S3.M5 o Fitness Knowledge: S3.M6, S3.M7, S3.M8, S3.M9, S3.M10, S3.M12 o Assessment & Program Planning: S3.M15, S3.M16 o Physical Activity Knowledge: S3.H1, S3.H2, S3.H3, S3.H4, S3.H5 o Engages in Physical Activity: S3.H6 o Fitness Knowledge: S3.H7, S3.H8, S3.H9, S3.H10 o Assessment & Program Planning: S3.H11, S3.H12 Standard 4. The physically literate individual exhibits responsible personal and social behavior that respects self and others. o Personal Responsibility: S4.E1, S4E2 o Accepting Feedback: S4.E3 o Working with Others: S4.E4

o Rules & Etiquette: S4.E5 o Safety: S4.E6 Middle School o Personal Responsibility: S4.M1, S4M2 o Accepting Feedback: S4.M3 o Working with Others: S4.M4, S4.M5 o Rules & Etiquette: S4.M6 o Safety: S4.M7 High School o Personal Responsibility: S4.H1 o Rules & Etiquette: S4.H2 o Working with Others: S4.H3, S4.H4 o Safety: S4.H5 Standard 5. The physically literate individual recognizes the value of physical activity for health, enjoyment, challenge, selfexpression and/or social interaction. o Health: S5.E1 o Challenge: S5.E2 o Self-Expression & Enjoyment: S5.E3 o Social Interaction: S5.E4 o Health: S5.M1, S5.M2 o Challenge: S5.M3 o Self-Expression & Enjoyment: S5.M4, S5.M5 o Social Interaction: S5.M6 o Health: S5.H1 o Challenge: S5.H2 o Self-Expression & Enjoyment: S5.H3 o Social Interaction: S5.H4 HOW ROCK CLIMBING CONTRIBUTES TO PHYSICAL, COGNITIVE, AND SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT Physical development through: Aerobic and anaerobic activity Increased cardiovascular fitness Enhanced balance, coordination and flexibility Increased muscle strength and endurance Improved motor planning Enhanced body awareness Cognitive development through: Problem solving, including the identification of multiple solutions for challenges Decision-making and judgment-making opportunities Increased focus and concentration Visualization and mental imaging Following directions and safety rules

Goal setting exercises Social-emotional development through: Positive risk-taking Increased self-knowledge, self-confidence and self-reliance Enhanced patience, perseverance, courage, will power and self-control Meeting challenges Stress management Awareness of others Leadership skill building opportunities during team-building activities TEN GREAT REASONS FOR BUILDING A CLIMBING WALL AT YOUR FACILITY Climbing is not a trendy add-on, but rather a relevant and beneficial activity that encourages the physical, mental, social and emotional growth of each participant. Listed below you will find ten great reasons to consider as you ponder the development of a climbing wall program at your facility. 1. Climbing is a lifelong activity that is attractive to a wide range of people and can be offered in a variety of settings: Camps Schools Universities Park and Recreation Centers Fitness Centers Child Care Facilities Family Fun Centers Children s Museums Hospitals and Rehabilitation Centers Occupational Therapy Facilities 2. Climbing offers versatility. Walls come in a myriad of shapes, sizes and surfaces to meet an assortment of programming wishes and requirements. 3. The activity of climbing satisfies the interests and needs of today s contemporary society and could revitalize your programming. 4. Climbing contributes to overall physical fitness through: Aerobic and anaerobic activity Increased cardiovascular fitness Enhanced balance, coordination and flexibility Increased muscle strength and endurance Improved motor planning Enhanced body awareness 5. Climbing wall activities provide opportunities for social-emotional skill building: Increased self-knowledge, self-confidence and selfreliance Stress management Positive risk-taking Enhanced patience, perseverance, courage, trust, will Awareness of others power and self-control Leadership Meeting challenges 6. Climbing wall activities enhance cognitive skills:

Problem solving, including the identification of multiple solutions for challenges Decision and judgment making Increased focus and concentration Visualization and mental imaging Following directions and safety rules Goal setting 7. Climbing walls provide opportunities for cross-curricular programming in content areas such as: Communication (listening, speaking and writing) through team challenges and journaling writing Mathematics (unique climbing activities require participants to solve math problems) All subject areas (endless possibilities through collaboration with colleagues in other subject areas) 8. Climbing wall activities provide a setting for real life experiences in meeting challenge, traveling beyond one s comfort zone and developing character. 9. Climbing wall activities emphasize cooperation versus competition and encourage the development of a climate where everybody wins and success for all is the common by-product. 10. Climbing wall activities are fun, exciting, challenging and engaging!