Through your child’s eyes
“Can I make the jump over the big box?”
What your child does here: Climb, slide, run, jump. Plus futsal, dance, parkour and kids’ yoga as planned classes.
The real thing at the end:
A goal. A routine. One hold higher.
The hall
Moving in the hall
Climb, slide, run, jump. Plus futsal, dance, parkour and kids’ yoga as planned classes. We’re planning Halle Laut for letting off steam – with a climbing wall, slides and a futsal pitch.
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“How high can I get?”
The WHO recommends that children and young people aged 5 to 17 get an average of at least 60 minutes of physical activity a day.1 In Halle Laut we’re planning plenty of chances to move – whether a visit meets that recommendation depends on your child.
WHO guidelines on physical activity, 2020 (Bull et al., BJSM).
Through your eyes
What’s behind it
We’re planning Halle Laut for letting off steam – with a climbing wall, slides and a futsal pitch.
Along the way, your child practises:
- Being brave
- Body awareness
- Teamwork
Instead of just listening: How high to go is your child’s call – one hold at a time.
- Planned
- Membership: not yet decided
- Ages: to be decided
How it might look at different ages
Examples for orientation – not age limits. Who for? Age limits are still to be decided.
Ages 3–5
Climbing & running wild
Climbs, slides and balances their way right across Halle Laut.
Along the way, your child practises: Movement, balance, daring
Football
Plays a mini match – ball at their feet and lots of running.
Along the way, your child practises: Ball feel, movement, joining in
Dancing
Dances to music, freezes when it stops and invents moves of their own.
Along the way, your child practises: Rhythm, body awareness, imagination
Ages 6–8
Climbing & running wild
Takes on a new route on the climbing wall – with help first, then on their own.
Along the way, your child practises: Strength, planning, daring
Football
Plays futsal: fast, close to the ball and always as a team.
Along the way, your child practises: Ball control, passing, winning and losing fairly
Dancing
Learns a hip-hop routine – and adds a move of their own.
Along the way, your child practises: Rhythm, remembering sequences, stepping forward
Ages 9–12
Climbing & running wild
Runs a parkour course of boxes and mats – and helps build the next one.
Along the way, your child practises: Body awareness, planning, judging risk
Football
Practises passing moves and tries them out in a match.
Along the way, your child practises: Communicating, reading the game, thinking as a team
Dancing
Practises first breakdance moves and shows them in the circle at the end.
Along the way, your child practises: Body control, sticking with it, performing
Planned activities
Tap or click “We’re interested” on an activity to save it. Then add everything to the waiting-list form in one go.
Play & adventure
Climb, slide, run and jump – right in Halle Laut.
- Status
- Concept
- In membership
- Not yet decided
- Booking
- Not yet possible – interest only
What your child does
- Have a go on the climbing wall – one hold at a time.
- Slide, run, jump.
- Build adventures of their own from big building blocks.
Futsal
Fast, close to the ball and always as a team.
What your child does
- Practise ball control and passing.
- Try out set moves.
- Win and lose fairly.
We’ll say who leads this as soon as it’s settled.
- Status
- Concept
- In membership
- Not yet decided
- Booking
- Not yet possible – interest only
Dance: hip-hop, breakdance, modern
Find out what your child loves to move to.
What your child does
- Learn a routine – and add a move of their own.
- Try first breakdance moves.
- Invent moves to the music.
- Status
- Concept
- In membership
- Not yet decided
- Booking
- Not yet possible – interest only
Kids’ yoga & movement
A counterpoint to running wild: moving differently, slowing down, breathing.
What your child does
- Try animal poses and balance.
- Take a quiet moment between running around and tinkering.
- Status
- Concept
- In membership
- Not yet decided
- Booking
- Not yet possible – interest only
Parkour
Over boxes and obstacles – with technique, step by step.
What your child does
- Practise landing and rolling safely.
- Run a course of boxes and mats.
- Help build the next course.
- Status
- Concept
- In membership
- Not yet decided
- Booking
- Not yet possible – interest only
Try it
You can’t try movement in a browser. That’s what we’re planning the hall for.
What your child can practise here
Tap or click a skill to see which other worlds let your child practise it.
We don’t promise outcomes. We create opportunities.
Questions and answers
Can I leave my child there and go elsewhere?
Planned: you’re in the same building as your child, and in classes an adult course leader shows them how it’s done. Still open: who leads the classes and with what qualifications, from what age children take part without you – and whether you may leave the building while your child takes part. Until then we don’t promise any care without a parent present. Once the model is set, we’ll explain it here – clearly and simply.
Is there a child protection policy?
Safety and child protection are preconditions for opening. We’ll publish our protection policy here once it’s ready.
What ages is TRALLAFITTY for?
Age limits for the individual activities are still being decided. The optional age band on the waiting list helps us plan – it isn’t an admission promise.
For all the “look at this!” moments still to come.
Join for free, no strings attached. We’ll be in touch once there’s reliable news.
