Diy balance beam gymnastics

A good friend of mine approached me about making a balance beam. Seemed easy enough. Glue up some 2×4’s and attach some legs and boom! Balance beam! But as I got into it I began to realize there was going to be a kid jumping up and down on this thing repeatedly, so I wanted it to be sturdy and safe. So this is how I did it.

Balance beams can be a critical skill to master for gymnasts of any age. They teach younger students agility and balance while still offering a wide range of challenges for even the most accomplished gymnast. Learning how to make a balance...

My daughter has recently started her first session of gymnastics and I've been thinking of ways to get her to practice some of the things shes learned, at home. Well, of course my mind started to twitch the second I stepped into the gym and I began breaking things down and coming up with ways to construct them at home. And my balance beam was born. What you'll need: A 4x6x8 board A 1x4 cut into 18inch pieces Carpet pieces-I used inexpensive woven rugs Staple gun Staples Hammer Nails Wrap the…

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DIY Gymnastics Beam

Gymnastics at home! DIY practice balance beam! Don't spend hundreds on prefabricated beams! HomeDepot wood plank ($8-$15); batting from fabric store/walmart($1-$5); faux suede/microfiber($7-$15). Bought 5x1' board that was cut to 4' (they will cut for you at HomeDepot).Attach batting w fabric adhesive or wood glue. Use staple gun to attach faux suede making sure to pull it nice and tight! My husband and I both had to do this step together! Voila! Balance Beam Heavan!!!!!!!! Very sturdy!

Balance Beam – DadCrafted

My daughter has been doing gymnastics for the last year. She really wants to improve to go up a level and in order to improve she needs to practice. One of the two pieces of gym equipment she has been asking for was a balance beam. Sturdy balance beams start around $180-$200 on the web. I couldn’t find any nearby on Craigslist. During my research, I’ve figured we can build a gymnastics balance beam that stays low and is used for simple practices. Materials: 2 4x4x8 wood 1 piece uncut1 piece…

In other words—how to make your daughter think you’re the best dad in the whole entire universe. So we’ve got a gymnast in the family. And no, I’m NOT talking about me. Let’s not address the summer- sault gone wrong the other night. Pretty sure I broke my neck. Click for directions...

I found directions for this balance beam on the my little me link http://www.mylittleme.com/diy-balance-beam-30-less/. It cost me about $75.00 in material for the beam alone, and had to make some adjustments. I went to the fabric store and used the opposite side of the vinyl for the fabric. The foam padding I found in the plumbing department, I just described it and they found it for me. I think you should be able to adjust the legs if you want to raise it.

DIY balance beam

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This post will show you how to build a DIY balance beam for your toddlers to enjoy in the backyard! This is a simple and inexpensive project to bring joy!

Tumbl Trak on Instagram: "HOMEnastics is back! This week, Leah is showing off 3 Back Walkover progressions on the balance beam! Note our awesome setup - the Laser Beam Conversion Top & the Addie Beam make a sweet pair! 💙"