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The case for letting kids go rock climbing
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The case for letting kids go rock climbing
Age ain’t nothing but a number. One thing ACMG rock guide Jesse Godlington learned about kids is that they are way more resilient than a lot of us give them credit for. At a Squamish Climbing Academy camp he organized, an eight-year-old student of his managed to summit a 5.9 multipitch. “She was scared, and there was a challenge, but she overcame it,” said Godlington, the founder of the academy. “She made it to the top and then when she did, o…
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