Climb into spring break at ASCEND Erie's Spring Break Camp
A downtown rock climbing gym is helping kids stay active during spring break.
ASCEND Erie's Spring Break Camp kicked off this week for young climbers ages 6-17.
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The camp offered a three-day option and a two-day option at the end of the week.
Activities include learning how to climb, boulder, slack-line and crate-stack.
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'It's great for the parents to get a little break from the kids but also know that the kids are in good hands and getting active and it's also great for the kids as well. Climbing is an activity that builds a lot of self-confidence in your body, helps you learn how to move and operate within the world,' said Chris Rosato Jr., general manager of ASCEND Erie.
No experience is necessary for the camps. Financial assistance is also available.
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