If your kid liked rock climbing, what else do they like?

Anonymous
We're looking for something that's easier on the hands for a kid who is a pretty serious musician.
Anonymous
Swimming
Anonymous
Swimming, snowboarding, diving, chess, basketball, cooking, rollercoasters …

My kid who likes rock climbing has a range of different interests. I think his common “like” in all those activities is identifying goals and then challenging himself to meet them, which I think really can be true of most activities. The diving and snowboarding probably are most similar in terms of physical challenge/element of danger.
Anonymous
I was going to suggest circus or ninja warrior but those aren’t going to be easier on the hands sorry…
Anonymous
Skiing, hiking and mountain biking
Anonymous
Basketball
Dance
Cheer
Anonymous
Skateboarding
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I was going to suggest circus or ninja warrior but those aren’t going to be easier on the hands sorry…


They might be. Do you have places to do them?

Rock climbers mess up their hands a lot, it’s not going to be hard to find something that is lower risk.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Swimming, snowboarding, diving, chess, basketball, cooking, rollercoasters …

My kid who likes rock climbing has a range of different interests. I think his common “like” in all those activities is identifying goals and then challenging himself to meet them, which I think really can be true of most activities. The diving and snowboarding probably are most similar in terms of physical challenge/element of danger.


OP here, he likes a lot of those things.

I hadn’t thought about diving. I am wondering about that and Parkour. Skateboarding is a good one too.

He likes things you can do with a friend when you don’t have to be at the same level.

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I was going to suggest circus or ninja warrior but those aren’t going to be easier on the hands sorry…


They might be. Do you have places to do them?

Rock climbers mess up their hands a lot, it’s not going to be hard to find something that is lower risk.


Circus: TSNY DC by Navy Yard has some dedicated kids classes and camps

Ninja: no personal experience, but this article might help https://mommypoppins.com/washington-dc-kids/indoor-activities/ninja-warrior-gyms-obstacle-courses-parkour-near-dc
Anonymous
Snowboarding, archery, diving, crew
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Skiing, hiking and mountain biking


This exactly
Anonymous
Ultimate frisbee has similar ethos (if your climber does comps) but is a team sport - and incredibly athletic. Hiking is just the approach for rock climbing - so that might work, too. Also, cross-country running.
Anonymous
Nerdy things like fencing swimming and renaissance cosplay
Anonymous
White water rafting, hiking, mountain biking, scuba diving, camping, windsurfing, competitive surfing, archery, riflery, and other outdoors adventure activities.
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