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Muddy Obstacle Course

An obstacle course has walls, nets, and beams to climb, cross, and balance on. Practising it helps your body keep going and your mind stay steady when you feel tired or scared.

In the picture

  1. Rope net: knotted ropes for climbing with hands and feet
  2. Balance beam: a narrow plank for walking without falling
  3. Wooden wall: a tall plank barrier for pulling yourself over

Examples

  • Climbing a rope ladder at a playground
  • Balancing along a low wall or curb

Quiz: Muddy Obstacle Course (Age 10)

  1. What makes endurance grow?

    • Stopping as soon as you feel tired
    • Moving a little longer each time
    • Waiting until you are not tired
  2. What happens to balance and courage when you practise safely?

    • They stay the same
    • They get weaker
    • They get stronger
  3. During obstacle-course training, what can your mind learn to do when you are tired or scared?

    • Stay steady and keep going
    • Give up until the fear passes
    • Only think about winning

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Sports, Age 10