The wall bars have many uses and are widely used in gyms and schools. They are used simply for climbing and for coordination skills, particularly in primary school education. They are also used by more advanced gymnasts for resistance training, flexibility training or abdominal exercises. The Swedish ladder provides excellent physical conditioning for growing kids. Your child overcomes obstacles on the way to the top of the ladder while using all of the muscle groups proportionally, which aids in his or her physical development. Moreover, practicing at home ensures that your child will learn the capabilities of his or her own strength and will learn to skillfully control his or her own movements in order to successfully exercise outdoors. The most popular exercise is the pull-up, which is very effective in developing upper back muscles. Alternating the grip during pull-ups can help build large muscles in the back and shoulders. This improves the posture, and harmonizes bodily proportions. Another exercise that appeals to kids is hanging. Like in pull-ups, performing this exercise effectively requires the addition of a horizontal bar or gymnastic rings. A very small child can simply hang on the rings, or on the ladder's horizontal bar (strengthening the muscles in the palms, hands, shoulders, chest, and back). With time, your child will be able to hang longer and later progress to a more difficult suspension - on one arm, or on two arms with legs drawn up. Of course, such exercises are more physically demanding and yield greater results. Dear parents, remember that a physically strong and healthy child is less susceptible to sickness and stress. Regularly invite your child to engage in active play. Your task - to instill in your child a love of physical activity - is the healthiest habit you can teach your child. We hope that our recommendations and our Swedish ladder will help you become a healthier and happier person!
