Kids with energy to burn need somewhere to put it, and a regular club gives them coaches, a group and a weekly habit. This list gathers the sports clubs we've found with sessions for kids, from climbing walls to parkour halls. Most are indoors, so they work through the long Baltic winter.
Elewator is a rope climbing wall up to 19 meters high, with about 415 square meters of climbing across 22 rope lanes. Two lanes end in bells for the youngest climbers, and one has a hanging 19-meter ladder. Long traverses and a 50-square-meter bouldering area suit kids who'd rather stay low. A TopStop belay system cuts the climber's weight tenfold, so a lighter adult can belay a heavier climber.
Murall Hemara is a bouldering gym: rope-free climbing on low walls above crash mats, across 1,500 m2 with more than 8,000 holds. Problems are graded on a nine-step scale and reset every week, from easy lines a first-timer can finish to hard overhangs.
Younger climbers get their own zone with animal-shaped holds and no tricky moves. Afterward, the cafe has table football and chess.
Movement Arena is a parkour and acrobatics gym inside Fun Arena. The hall has a parkour zone of soft blocks, wooden obstacles and scaffolding, a trampoline zone with a foam pit, a ninja cage with two obstacle routes, an air track, and an airbag to jump onto from a platform up to 5 meters high.
Kids join coached parkour, gymnastics and flip classes, or come for open sessions.
Kids with energy to burn need somewhere to put it, and a regular club gives them coaches, a group and a weekly habit. This list gathers the sports clubs we've found with sessions for kids, from climbing walls to parkour halls. Most are indoors, so they work through the long Baltic winter.
Elewator is a rope climbing wall up to 19 meters high, with about 415 square meters of climbing across 22 rope lanes. Two lanes end in bells for the youngest climbers, and one has a hanging 19-meter ladder. Long traverses and a 50-square-meter bouldering area suit kids who'd rather stay low. A TopStop belay system cuts the climber's weight tenfold, so a lighter adult can belay a heavier climber.
Murall Hemara is a bouldering gym: rope-free climbing on low walls above crash mats, across 1,500 m2 with more than 8,000 holds. Problems are graded on a nine-step scale and reset every week, from easy lines a first-timer can finish to hard overhangs.
Younger climbers get their own zone with animal-shaped holds and no tricky moves. Afterward, the cafe has table football and chess.
Movement Arena is a parkour and acrobatics gym inside Fun Arena. The hall has a parkour zone of soft blocks, wooden obstacles and scaffolding, a trampoline zone with a foam pit, a ninja cage with two obstacle routes, an air track, and an airbag to jump onto from a platform up to 5 meters high.
Kids join coached parkour, gymnastics and flip classes, or come for open sessions.
