TEam Rendezvous
Climbing For Students
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Elementary (K-5)
One 60- minute practice per week. Includes membership. Supervision provided during practice. Designed for beginning and intermediate climbers. Focuses on making climbing fun while teaching skills to help climbers develop on and off the wall.
Available:
Mondays
Wednesdays
Thursdays
Cost: $150/month
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Middle School (6-8)
One 60-minute practice. Designed for climbers of various experience levels. Focus on improving climbing skills while meeting new people and having fun climbing together. Afterschool and evening practices to accommodate school schedules.
Available Days
Mondays
Wednesdays
Thursdays
Cost: $150/month
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High School (9-12)
Our Teen Membership is our best deal for High School students wanting to climb. For just $13 per week climbers can enjoy all the benefits of membership.
Students are also encouraged to participate in the ASCL competitions we will be hosting from Nov.-Feb.
Does your high school have a climbing club yet? We offer special discounts and coaching opportunities for schools that do. To learn more, inquire at info@rendezvouskc.com
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Homeschool
Day time programs designed to fit the schedule of our homeschoolers. Climbing and coaching available for elementary-high school students
Homeschool Student: $40/month
Monday-Friday
10 am -3 pm:
Homeschool Family $75/month
2 Adults
Up to 4 Youths
Proud host of the:
American SCholastic Cimbing LEague: Kc MEtro Region
Middle and High School Climbing League
Students Grades 6-12 Welcome (including Homeschoolers)
Climbing Competitions: Nov-Feb
Introduce Students to Climbing
Make Climbing Accessible to All via Scholarships
Promote Sportsmanship
Improve Climbing Skills
Next Competition: Saturday, Nov. 22nd: Noon-2:00
Teaching Life Skills Trough Climbing
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Climbing is the ultimate full body workout that improves coordination, flexibility and builds strength. Climbing can be used as a great form of cross training to improve overall fitness for other sports.
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Every boulder provides a unique set of challenges that is as much of a mental workout as it is physical. There are many ways to complete a climb and through the process of trial and error, all climbers must think of new ways to try things and evaluate their success.
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Completing a challenging problem is the most concrete example of a confidence booster that serves as the ultimate reward for putting in the necessary time and effort. Climbers will “fail” many times in the process of succeeding. Every “failure” provides a learning opportunity that can be used to reach a goal.
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In many ways bouldering is an individual sport, but it also provides an opportunity to watch, listen and learn from other climbers. Climbers learn to ask for help when necessary, share tips with others and encourage each other.
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Measurable success is crucial to track progress. Topping boulders and progressing through the range of grades provides instant feedback and concrete measures of success.
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Climbing is a non-traditional sport that provides an opportunity for everybody to be successful. Many kids that struggle with traditional team sports thrive in climbing, especially those on the autism spectrum.