Coordination Game - Pro
by TrueBalance
Full Details
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Instructions: Hold TrueBalance and try to align all the discs. For a challenge, try it in your non-dominant hand
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Magnetic discs rotate independently to allow a fun way to experiment with balance
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Developed with occupational and physiotherapists as an aid to improve fine motor skills
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A new problem solving experience with every single use
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Unpredictable movements make every turn unique
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Helps relieve stress by requiring focus and attention
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Made in China
Materials
Beech wood, magnets, ball bearings
Includes
One wooden coordination game
Ages
8+
Dimensions
17" x 2.5" diameter
Weight
1.78 lbs
Reviews
4 avg. (4 reviews)
Your Review
junk
Not fun stupid toy!! First time dissatisfied with Grommet purchase!!
fun
The double-ended game is quite heavy, so it's hard to balance and hold for any length of time. I did learn it's best to move it very slowly. I was only able to get 2 or 3 disks to line up before my hand got too tired to hold it.
gift
Well made. Well priced. Recipient enjoyed.
Fun
Not Just fun - a little exercise for your arms and brain!
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This balance toy helps hone fine motor skills in the most fun and challenging way. The objective? Neatly stack the disks above and below the hand grip. That might sound simple, but it takes concentration and coordination to get all those rotating magnetic discs to line up just right.
The TrueBalance balance toy practically begs you to pick it up. Once we did, we didn’t want to put it down.
The handheld toy-meets-brain teaser is made to work on fine motor skills and it is endlessly fun. The objective of the toy is to get the rotating magnetic discs to stack up. Sounds easy, but as we learned, it's not—which makes playing with it so engaging. The toy’s movements are unpredictable, so you have to react quickly. Kids and grown-ups alike rely on hand-eye coordination, concentration, problem solving skills, and, yes, balance, to get the discs to line up.
Henrik Deterberg and his daughter Linea invented TrueBalance as a rehabilitative tool for folks recovering from brain injuries and strokes. While it did the job of working fine motor skills, the Deterberg’s learned others were simply playing with it for fun. Pick one up and we think you’ll agree this toy is one the whole family will want to get their hands on.
The handheld toy-meets-brain teaser is made to work on fine motor skills and it is endlessly fun. The objective of the toy is to get the rotating magnetic discs to stack up. Sounds easy, but as we learned, it's not—which makes playing with it so engaging. The toy’s movements are unpredictable, so you have to react quickly. Kids and grown-ups alike rely on hand-eye coordination, concentration, problem solving skills, and, yes, balance, to get the discs to line up.
Henrik Deterberg and his daughter Linea invented TrueBalance as a rehabilitative tool for folks recovering from brain injuries and strokes. While it did the job of working fine motor skills, the Deterberg’s learned others were simply playing with it for fun. Pick one up and we think you’ll agree this toy is one the whole family will want to get their hands on.
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