8-13 YAŞ ÇOCUKLARLA TIRMANIŞ ANTREMANI

With our young athletes aged 8-13.
Under the supervision of TDF coach Ali Serkan Kandur.
A climbing training session will be held.

📌 Event Location: Kartal Multi-Purpose Sports Facility, Asian Side.

📅 Event Date: September 23, 2026, Wednesday.

⏰ Event Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

👤 Event Organizers:

Ali Serkan Kandur, 0533 332 35 71 (WhatsApp messages only).

⚠️ You can apply as a parent or legal guardian; there is no need to create a child account or provide the child's name.

The inclusion of climbing in the Olympics has significantly increased the global recognition and popularity of this exciting sport. For children, climbing offers a range of important benefits that contribute to their physical and mental development:

Physical Development.

• Strength and Flexibility: Rock climbing strengthens children's muscles and improves their body's flexibility. It works various parts of the body, including the arms, legs, back, and abdominal muscles.
• Motor Skills and Coordination: Climbing helps develop children's hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. The movements involved in climbing work on skills such as maintaining balance and adjusting body position.
• Physical Endurance: The continuous climbing and the process of learning various climbing techniques enhance children's overall endurance and energy levels.

Cognitive Development.

• Problem-solving skills: Climbing routes require children to think about their next move, develop strategies, and utilize their problem-solving skills.
• Focus and Attention: While climbing, children should focus on their next move and plan their route without getting distracted. This helps to develop their attention span and concentration skills.
• Stress Management and Psychological Resilience: Rock climbing helps children develop skills in coping with stress and building resilience in the face of challenges. They learn how to deal with failure and how to persevere in order to achieve their goals.

Social Development.

• Teamwork and Social Relationships: While climbing often appears to be an individual activity, children rely on each other for safety and support. This fosters a sense of teamwork and strengthens social relationships.
• Self-confidence: Improvements in climbing skills and overcoming challenges significantly boost children's self-confidence.

The inclusion of climbing in the Olympics has increased interest in the sport, allowing more children and families to benefit from it. It is a sport that develops both the physical and mental abilities of children, providing them with healthy habits and skills that will last a lifetime.

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