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Hi, I'm looking for some advice for a young climber aged 9 who has completed NICAS 3 and climbs at level of around 6A, and enjoys bouldering too. We don't think it's a good idea for her to move on to NICAS 4 as she is too short to complete harder climbs at our local indoor wall. Do you think she will continue to strengthen and improve if we "just" take her bouldering? So I was thinking if just taking her bouldering once a week until she grows a few inches. Any better suggestions? Most importantly, forget about the grades; focus on enjoyment. Why don't you try introducing her to outdoor climbing? Broaden the scope of her climbing experience etc. My daughter did Nicas One and two, some of her friends went on to the climbing acedemy, climbing at quite a High standard she was happy to do her own thing with interest ebbing and flowing. Exercise is a minefield for teenage girls with lots dropping out of any type of sport so tread carefully and accept interest may be up and down, something difficult to accommodate in a structured program. Just let he go climbing. Nicas isnt the be all and end all; go outdoors, let her climb with her pals at the wall; for whatever reason many many young girls seem to really like climbing, and it is not at all unusual to find that the majority of kids club participants are girls. Just let her do what she wants, with encouragement and positive guidance. But one importamt point - don't link your daughters progress in whatever form of climbing to your perception of her inability to reach something.

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The aim is to generate several designs from a parametric one and to evaluate these design using the optimizer. I created a model using Rhino3dmIO Toolkit but its functionality is limited, for example i cannot export to other file is that right? So I decided to make a plugin, although it is not the right approach when performing optimization. The first problem is that i cannot debug is that right? No, you should be able to debug. Have you registered the plug-in with Rhino?

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Kids have brilliant memories and getting them to read routes as fun games is a great way to add a tool to the box. Climbing is a different kettle of fish, but at the early stages NICAS has helped because with non-climbing parents we felt we needed someone to teach her how to be safe and get her started, plus the companionship of other people to climb with. No, you should be able to debug. Last seen. Similarly, it does not throw any meaningful error message either! So I was thinking if just taking her bouldering once a week until she grows a few inches. By the way we all still climb together - two because it's just fun and one because it's the ultimate activity! In reply to Qwerty Qwerty, I'm not sure you will read my reply but if you do User Avatar for: nibas. Rigid Raider 21 Oct When my eldest was competing, there were very regular complaints about "my kid is too small and cant reach". In reply to Jayjay My nephew's 8, he's been bouldering, top roping and on auto belays. Privacy Terms.

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Have you registered the plug-in with Rhino? In reply to Ian W: Yep point taken, great advice here. In reply to Jayjay Hi We have a similar situation, my son is 10 and has been climbing for several years, both at climbing walls and outdoor. I suggest letting your daughter crack on, she'll find her own way. The easiest way is to find the RHP file that is created after you build the plug-in and drag it on Rhino. The aim is to generate several designs from a parametric one and to evaluate these design using the optimizer. Posts Posts Posts Posts Replies. Thanks and regards. Elsewhere on the site. In reply to Jayjay Just don't overdo it. Ask her to read the basic climb then get her to try to repeat. I have already read these and several other about rhino common, but still my question remains if its is better to use rhinocommon plugin or Rhino3dmIO I know something basic I miss, but i have all the other part, working on several wide used apps in any case, thanks a lot fr your time! Return to Board Index. Post marked as unsolved with 1 replies, views. Rigid Raider 21 Oct