Rhombus Twister

Top steel ring

Social-emotional: Supports thrill: heights and rotation. Sectioned to fit more children.

Vertical net rungs

Physical: Support climbing and cross-coordination, which benefits children's body confidence as well as their cross-modal perception. Supports leaning and holding tight when rotating which is phenomenal for sense of balance and respectively the hand and arm strength. Support pushing and pulling for younger children, which trains arm strength and supports faster running, which is good cardio training.

Social-emotional: Vertical rungs section the horizontal nets or steel rings, which eases meeting for less confident children.

Horizontal net rungs

Physical: Support climbing, which is good for cross-body coordination and thus cross-modal perception, which is needed e.g. for reading. supports standing, hanging in knees, and varied body positions.

Social-emotional: Supports seating and meeting across heights.

Inclined double steel rings

Physical: Support climbing, standing, hanging in arms, pushing, pulling and varied body positions: Cross-coordination, balance, proprioception and upper-body strength.

Social-emotional: Supports seating and meeting.

Vertical steel bars between rings

Physical: Support pushing, pulling and running.

Social-emotional: Sections are space dividers for meeting.

Rotation

Physical: pushing or pulling it into motion, children use their muscle strength and strengthen their cardio. The rotation develops the sense of balance and space when enjoying the ride.

Social-emotional: listening and negotiating how slow or fast to go, children develop their empathy and cooperation skills.