Children's balancer Duet

As you can understand from the name, you can stand on the children's balancer "Duet" together. Working in pairs not only makes balancing more difficult and therefore has a greater impact on physical development, but also teaches communication and teamwork.
Three mazes provide three levels of difficulty. Additional mazes can be used separately, held in the hands, to train visual-motor coordination. The large balancer is intended for joint exercises of two children or a child and an adult. Such exercises have a good effect on the physical development of preschool children. After all, they train the vestibular apparatus and contribute to the formation of correct posture, loading/unloading of various muscle groups. This balancer is also successfully used to help relieve psycho-emotional tension, teach to control one's actions, form the concept of "right" and "left". In addition, exercises are performed with a balancer in the hands, when the child exercises direct visual control over the movement of the ball.
Child psychologists widely use balancers to diagnose a child's communicative sphere. In particular, to correct the child's experience of interaction with adults and other children, to diagnose and correct children's fears.