Benefits:
Skating is a sport that requires a perfect combination between mind and body and at the same time a high sensory-motor coordination that engages, develops and sharpens the sense of balance and space management.
Skating is based on these three bases:
* BALANCE: Sharpens body awareness and sense of balance.
* FLEXIBILITY: Develop a receptive and flexible body.
* COORDINATION: Improves the connection between body, mind and space.
It contributes to improving physical condition by increasing aerobic resistance, activating blood circulation, strengthening legs, lungs and heart.
It also contributes to developing balance, concentration and coordination, providing notable improvements in children with small motor difficulties.
Working on balance also improves the child's hearing ability and, consequently, the child's communication and oral expression.
Skating works under the concepts of attention, discipline, work, and self-improvement, thus promoting children's self-confidence and self-assurance.
Skating is an integrative sport. Every child can do it once they learn to walk with stability (approximately from 3 years of age).
In this way, skating, as we have mentioned, integrates all children, promoting acceptance of the differences between them, help, mutual support, camaraderie and teamwork.
It also favors the social insertion of those children with difficulties in socialization.
Measures:
From size 30 to size 34
