Hello dear Moms & Dads
Is stone climbing attractive for you?
Stone climbing by nature includes limited motor skills. It means the kids under 7 years old, won’t learn many essential talents, if they choose it as their only work out. Therefore, they won’t be able to do complicated activities, well.
So, why is it among Tigon trainings?
We’ve selected the practical features of this sport and designed an active play.
In Tigon curriculum, children do stone climbing in form of an active play, on a simulated wall with ups and downs. All these activities improve children’s’ physical readiness and their motor skills.
When the kid is on the wall, his/her core muscles are strengthened and we’re well aware of the importance of building up these core muscles for the health of the spine.
Let’s talk about the benefits of building up the deep muscles of the limbs!
Strengthening the hands muscles is extremely important for children, since they perform all delicate activities with the same muscles.
Also, if our deep plantar foot muscles (which bear our weight) are not strong enough, they won’t be able to support the natural arch in sole of the foot. And in case the curvature of the foot is deformed, it’ll lead to several malfunctions of the body.
Other main criteria we consider while designing active play stone climbing is to be done it without any pressure on kids. Also, practicing this active play will also prevent children from experiencing the fear of heights.
To sum up, our designed stone climbing exercises will improve children awareness of space, their ability of keeping balance and is going to teach them to better handle imbalanced and asymmetric conditions.