Fantastic for all Ages!

The Hand Held Rotation Board is great addition to the early childhood learning environment, providing children with opportunity to further develop their physical skills including strength and coordination. The child sits on the rotation board with his/her hands on the handles. Using the hands to rotate from side to side the child will use his/her balance skills, continually improving their balance as they continue to grow and develop in a supportive learning environment.

This rotation disk measures 48cm in diameter. Maximum weight capacity is 40kg. Ages 3+ years.

The Hand Held Rotation Board is a fantastic addition to the learning environment, providing children with endless hours of fun and exploration while they practice and challenge their physical abilities.

The Hand Held Rotation Board has so many developmental benefits that can be achieved as children combine their problem-solving skills along with balance, strength, and coordination to rotate the ball through the maze on the balancing board.

Did you know...

Balance boards have long been used by therapists working with people who struggle with their cognitive and sensory skills as well as for rehabilitation and to assist our ageing population to maintain their strength and stability.

Developmental Skills
Stimulate and develop your children’s senses. This Hand Held Rotation Board is designed to engage, provoke and develop the 5 senses. Fine motor activities such as play panels, puzzles, block play, threading, weaving, and lacing encourage hand/eye coordination and cognitive development.

The Hand Held Rotation Board is perfect for the development of language and communication through the use of tactile and sensory activities.

Rehab Skills

Performing exercises on a Hand Held Rotation Board develops proprioception, which is the subconscious ability to sense body position and joint movement. The proprioceptive system involves numerous receptor nerves located in muscles, ligaments, tendons, and joints that are able to sense changes in muscle tension. The brain then responds to those changes by sending signals for the muscles to contract or relax appropriately. You’re constantly correcting your body position through your proprioceptive system without being consciously aware of it.

Using a Balance Board

When first using the Hand Held Rotation Board, begin by trying to stay on balance while sitting on the board. Cross your legs on the Hand Held Rotation Board so that you can balance. You’ll likely wobble back and forth in the beginning, but you will see stability improvements with practice. Once you’re ready to challenge yourself further, try balancing with your eyes closed. You can also try to control the movement of the Hand Held Rotation Board by tilting it side-to-side and front-to-back without the edges of the board touching the floor. Make sure you use the