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Main Features
Swings
We have partnered with local swing manufacturer Playaway Toys. This partnership has allowed us to provide our customers with the highest quality swings made right here in the USA!
Monkey Bars
Monkey bars aren't only fun. They're also great for strengthening a child's core, grip, and shoulder muscles.
Zip-Line
Our built-in zip lines are designed to develop the core of a child. This exciting activity provides more than just a rush of excitement.
Foam Cube Pit
These sponge filled enclosures help with hand-eye coordination, force gradation (how much force is required to complete tasks), and spatial concepts.
Rock Walls
The structural integrity of our sensory gyms begins with our rock walls. Our rock walls develop motor planning and develop grip strength.
Ninja Ramp
The structural integrity of our sensory gyms begins with our rock walls. Our rock walls develop motor planning and develop grip strenght.
Endless Possibilities!
With your very own custom designed Spectrum Sensory Gym your therapists will never have to worry about limiting treatment plans ever again.
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Rock Walls
Rock climbing challenges and strengthens every part of the body. When climbing, kids have to breathe deeply and this oxidizes the blood flow. Stretching hands upwards to grab a climbing hold increases cardiac output and blood pressure, while using your legs to step on a hold can strengthen the leg muscles.
Other benefits include:
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Provides cardiovascular exercise for the heart and the lungs
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Improves balance, coordination, and flexibility that can reduce falls and potential injuries
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Strengthens musculoskeletal tissue and makes bones, muscles, and joints stronger
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Ninja Ramps
Our custom designed ninja ramps come equipped with foot supports and a rope pull for extra support based on ones abilities. Ninja ramps are a wonderful sensory integration activity as they assist in the development of a child's core, legs, and upper body.
Other benefits include:
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Motor Planning improvement
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Improves balance and coordination
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Swings
Swinging increases spatial awareness. Swinging helps develop gross motor skills—pumping legs, running, jumping. Swinging helps develop fine motor skills—grip strength, hand, arm and finger coordination. Swinging develops a child's core muscles and helps with the development of balance
Other benefits include:
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Multiple parts of the brain are stimulated
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Swinging is calming and soothing
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Swinging is almost entirely learned by ones own motor movements
Monkey Bars
Monkey bars are here to stay. This activity has several benefits. The raising of the arms movement above the shoulders to hold onto the monkey bars increases cardiovascular flow. At the same time they are stretching, which increases their flexibility and improves posture.
Other benefits include:
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Teaches patience as others use the monkey bars
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Boosts confidence and self-esteem
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Foam Cube Pits
Our foam cube pits are wonderful for deep pressure therapy! The little squeeze that children feel from the cubes when they first fall into the pit provides a calming deep pressure therapy. If you've ever tried to crawl out of a foam cube pit, you know that it requires every muscle in your body!
Other benefits include:
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Hand eye coordination via catching and throwing cubes
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Tactile stimulation as the cubes have a squishy sponge like texture
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Provides the perfect landing spot for those sensory seekers!
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Zip-Lines
A zip line is a great way to build upper extremity strength, muscle endurance, and self-confidence as children challenge themselves to hold on long enough to make it to the other end. For children with sensory integration disorders who are fearful of vestibular input, it is a great way to enhance their ability to integrate and tolerate movement. With help and support from an adult, they will be able to build their confidence slowly until they master it on their own and take pride in their increased abilities.
Other benefits include:
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Endorphin release will provide a calming sensation afterwards
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Climbing Ladder
To climb a ladder or rock wall, children must pull themselves up with their hands and arms. This action simultaneously improves their grip, upper body strength, and arm strength. Improved coordination: The act of climbing requires coordination between a child's hands, eyes, arms, legs, and feet.
Other benefits include:
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Improved sequence planning
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Solution visualization
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Sensory awareness
Stairs
Aside from being a basic life skill, learning to climb stairs has a lot of developmental benefits, such as building leg muscles, strengthening balance and coordination, and boosting spatial awareness.
Other benefits include:
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Is an important milestone to accomplish
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Improves visual sequencing
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Over Under Tunnels
Our custom designed over under tunnels are always a favorite amongst the children. Not only are they fun to navigate and hide behind, but they're also calming. Our over under tunnels upon request come with a whiteboard on the back!
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See stair climbing!
Trapeze Handles
Our trapeze handles are designed to offer a higher degree of difficulty for children who have mastered the monkey bars. As children swing to and fro from handle to handle, they're actively working their cores and upper body.
Other benefits include:
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Sense of accomplishment! These trapeze handles are difficult to conquer.
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Slides
One of the most common features of the outdoor playground is a slide. You would be hard pressed to find a playground without one of these exciting features. Using the slide is great for helping a child develop their spatial awareness. Going down the slide also helps develop the proprioceptive system.
Other benefits include:
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Invigorating
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Boosts mood
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Encourages socialization
Cushioned Floor Mats
Our floor mats are constructed with lead- and latex-free foam, this child-safe anti-fatigue foam flooring makes a great addition to playrooms, daycares, preschools, basements, gyms, workshops, and laundry rooms.
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Easy to clean!
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Colors can be mixed and matched for desired result
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Seclusion Area
Our calming rooms are great in helping to manage the emotions and behaviors of children with sensory processing disorders, issues with anger management, children who struggle with self-regulation/mood regulation and who struggle with many other deficits. It offers a space for children to be able to block out distractions, self-regulate and process through situations or events.
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