Youth and kids can run, jump, climb and develop their strength and confidence through Ninja, Parkour and Rock Wall course programs in Brampton.
Located at the Ken Giles Recreation Centre, the rock wall and ninja parkour obstacle courses offer youth between the ages of six to 17 a way to stay fit while getting involved in new and exciting sports.
The Ninja Parkour Obstacle Course Program is a level‑based training experience “designed to build skills progressively.”
Participants start in Level 1 and may advance to Level 2, based on skill progression and instructor recommendation.
“Through guided instruction and increasingly challenging obstacles, youth develop confidence, strength and technique as they work toward long‑term growth,” the city says of the program.
Younger participants between the age of four and six can also participate in “a general, non‑levelled program that encourages active play and foundational movement skills.”
There are drop-in slots and summer camps available, and all participants under the age of 10 must have a registered adult with them on the floor for the entirety of the drop-in session.
All participants require lean indoor, closed toe running shoes, and clothing with no strings. Long hair must be tied back, and there is a minimum weight restriction of 30 lbs.
For more information or to sign up for Ninja, Parkour and Rock Wall course programs, visit www.Brampton.ca.
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