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Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course For Kids
That's what I'm talking about!
The Ninja Obstacle Course Line comes with ten obstacles, allowing you to customize your own course. You can place the obstacles in different orders, and space them different distances apart to adjust the overall challenge of the course. Have fun, keep fit and become a Ninja Warrior.
KIDWEE Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course for Kids
The kit comes with
Ratchet line
8ft length
Slackline
42ft length
Ninja wheel
Climbing rope
with 4 discs
Monkey Bar (blue)
2x Traingle ring
2x Steel gym ring
2x Tree protector
Climbing net
4x Ground peg
16x Buckle
16x Carabiner
Heavy duty carry bag
Colorful packaging
01. Protecting trees
Wrap a tree protector around each tree at the desired height.
02. Set up the slackline
Fully unroll the entire slackline and pass around the tree protector. And then, take the end of the slackline through the black loop. Repeat the same steps for the slackline with a ratchet on the second tree.
03. Slackline tensioning
Thread the end of the slackline through the ratchet slot, and pass all of the slack through the ratchet. Once you’ve passed all of the slack though the ratchet, pull strap to tension by hand. Then use the ratchet crank to get your desired tension.
04. Install obstacles
When the slackline is at maximum tension and the buckles are in the correct positions, attach the selected obstacles to the carabiners.
Ninja warrior obstacle course by Kidwee
The inspiration to create the kidwee Ninja Obstacle Course Line was the popular American Ninja Warrior TV show, which debuted in 2009 and instantly won the hearts of viewers, especially the younger crowd, who wanted to become NINJA.
Fun for kids wherever you are – in the backyard, park, forest, or orchard
Full Set in a handy bag
You no longer have to search for a free playground that meets your needs
Dream obstacle course? build it yourself!
Much more than just having fun
Adolescents, especially children, have an unconsumed source of energy within them that they need to discharge. As indicated by World Health Organization (WHO) research, insufficient physical activity is popularly recognized as a key factor that contributes to poor cardiorespiratory fitness1 and excess body weight2. WHO also maintains that inadequate physical activity is an important risk factor for cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes and obesity. A World Health Organization study found that as many as 81% of adolescents aged 11-17 years were insufficiently physically active in 20163 and thus did not meet WHO recommendations of at least 60 min of physical activity every day.
Published WHO recommendations from a few years ago (2018), clearly indicate the health benefits of regular physical activity for children and adolescents (6 years and above), viz:
Improved cardiorespiratory and muscular performance,
Improving cardiometabolic health,
Improving cognitive functions,
Reducing the risk of depression.
Creativity
Efficiency
Fun
Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course by kidwee was designed and created to meet the negative trend of insufficient physical activity among children and young people
As a parent or guardian of a child, we often have to get creative to find ways to inspire children to move. Portable adventure park by kidwee is a ready solution! Ninja Obstacle Course Line with obstacles is a set that will not get bored quickly because it can be constantly changed and adjusted to the needs of users. Most importantly, the installation of the Obstacle Course Line, its height can be adjusted to the age and ability of the child. In fact, it’s a “toy” that will grow with your child and certainly won’t be put away.
1. Parikh T., Stratton G. Influence of intensity of physical activity on adiposity and cardiorespiratory fitness in 5-18 year olds. Sports Med 2011; 41: 477–488.
2. Riddoch CJ, Leary SD, Ness AR et al. Prospective associations between objective measures of physical activity and fat mass in 12–14 year old children: the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC). BMJ 2009; 339: b4544.
3. http://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/physical-activity
