Gonge Robo Board

The Robo-Board encourages children aged 4 and over to control the Weight shifting and the development of dynamic balance and also provides proprioceptive stimulation.
The board responds sensitive to shifting weight from side to side and requires muscle strength and rotation in the spine area up to 360 degrees.
The Robo-Board can be used to help the child improve his muscle coordination, his To support body awareness and quality of movement.
This A feeling for movement sequences, rhythm and use of force is refined, This means advanced users can even rotate the Robo-Board Let's dance.

How to get started
This Robo-Board is stable in the starting position when both legs are equal be charged. The child learns by simply shifting their weight quickly what movements are necessary to get the board moving Bring.
The Robo-Board is wide enough for a firm stand and its surface allows it to be used with shoes or barefoot.
The Robo-Board is for both indoor and outdoor use suitable.

Play - variants and difficulty levels
Already soon the child will begin to move forward experiment steering the board in different directions: forward and backwards, turn around and finally draw complete circles. Simple movements only require shifting your weight during More complex turns require coordination of the entire body. Children learn playfully by using their muscles and rotating Spinal area increases the strength and speed of the circular movements increase.

What is trained with the board?
Each The greater the rotation and speed, the greater the demands on it Balance - and the stronger the vestibular and that become Proprioceptive sensory system stimulated.
To feel supple and Moving rhythmically with the Robo-Board takes a lot from the user Requires coordination and body awareness. There's something good about that recognize whether a child finds it easy to shift their weight or not Coordination is equally developed in both legs. Is a child not in the camp to move around with the board could be a insufficient weight transfer to one leg and that instead Leaving the weight on the supporting leg may be the cause. This in turn, it can be due to weakly developed muscles, pain or an uneven sense of balance. The Robo board is suitable is very good for rehabilitative exercises, for example a broken leg.
Practicing weight transfer and turning on the board are good preparation for learning to ski, snowboard or skateboard, as all 3 sports require highly developed, dynamic balance skills require.
This Turning forward over the axis of the board activates and strengthens the board oblique abdominal muscles as well as the lumbar muscles, while the Turning backwards trains the buttocks and lumbar muscles.

• Can hold up to 75 kg
• Dimensions: 50 cm long 16. 5 cm wide, 8.5 cm high
• Weight: approx. 1.2 kg
• Recommended age: from 4 years
• For indoors and outdoors
  

Area of ​​application: Kindergarten, school, senior sports, therapy

TIP: Build a course that you run through on the Robo-Board and find out how close games, fun, therapy and training are to each other are linked.