ClipnClimb - Franchise

Clipn Climb Franchise Clip ‘N Climb is an amazing indoor climbing theme created to build enthusiasm among adventure sport followers. It has created a sensation among all age groups. All challenges are unique. And there are specific challenges based on age groups. Safety being our top priority quality matters the most. Clip ‘N Climb history indicates sustainable and successful venture. Indian Market has huge potential for Clip ‘N Climb theme. Not Only a Business Perspective Recent Article published on British Tabloid! What muscles are worked? •Climbing uses lots of muscle groups, both in the upper and lower body. Your back, abdominal and leg muscles all get exercised as well as your ?ngers, shoulders and arms. Regular climbing can improve stamina as well as muscle strength. In addition, all the reaching and stretching for holds improves ?exibility and agility. What skills are developed? •Each climbing route is like a puzzle, which requires patience, planning and analysis to complete. Beginners will typically work out their ascent as they go up, but with experience they learn to visualise their climb and spot tricky sections before reaching for their first hold. •Over time, regular rock climbing can help develop concentration, determination and problem-solving skills. As you improve, you will naturally want to push yourself further and try harder climbs or climb outdoors. •The amount of goals you can set yourself is limitless. Setting yourself goals and meeting them gives you a great sense of achievement, which in turn can help build everyday self-confidence. •While on one level rock climbing is an individual pursuit, it also has a very social component because you’re never alone (or shouldn’t be). You’ll either be climbing with a group of friends, schoolmates, colleagues or family. You tend to develop strong friendships with your climbing partners due to the level of trust involved and through sharing challenges and experiences. Rock climbing and dyspraxia •Many evidence & recent research suggests climbing works well for people with dyspraxia (a developmental co-ordination disorder) because the environment is stable (especially if using a designated climbing wall) and the individual only has to think about how to move themselves in relation to the environment. •The Dyspraxia Foundation says people with dyspraxia often have difficulty planning their movements, which makes it hard when they have to accommodate a changing environment as well as organising themselves, for example “working as a team”. •Climbing is also a social activity as it has to be done in pairs. This can be great for people with dyspraxia who may struggle to communicate and be sociable in a larger group because of their physical difficulties and, for some people, slow processing speed and communication difficulties. Rock climbing and mental health •Evidence shows that physical activity of any kind can help people with depression. Some scientists think that being active can help improve wellbeing because it brings about a sense of greater self-esteem, self-control and the ability to rise to a challenge. -Courtesy - British Mountaineering Council (BMC) Read the franchise requirements below and become a Franchisee Today.