can i use this for box jump for my 10 years old?
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I do not see why they would not be able to use it. Initially they should be supervised to be sure that they are using it properly and if their equalibrium and coordination is ok, then they should be fine.
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Hi, I would NOT use this as a box jump. It really is only good for step-up-step-down or for doing an elevated lunge. However, if you buy the full-size step, then you could use that for the box jump (it comes w four riders, but I would buy two more to add some height). I'm sorry I know the high step has a good price, but it is not safe to be used as a plyo box.
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Although my son is only 5, he is scaring his mother with how high he climbs. If your 10 year old is athletic, they won't require any climbing experience. My daughter is 2.5, and seems to be pre-wired to climb stuff!
896354
I have mine ontop of the boxsprings( 11yrs old). Works perfectly fine. I should review this since I bought it few months ago. Its been great for us!..
2168555
My 9 year old daughter uses it primarily for extra conditioning outside the gym, but she also does basic level 3 & 4 skills on it and it is stable. For higher level skills with more power or a heavier gymnast, you'd probably need to stabilize it a little more.
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Hi Beatrice, i think you can use it for both things. As it's fast jumping rope, you can jump double under easier.
1172272
It depends on how tall your child is in reference to the lowest setting on the Jumperoo. Regardless, it's not going to hurt the child either way as they'll grow into it within time.
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The operating system may be a little to complex for a 10 year old to use. But assuming he is a patient and willing to learn it, I'd say it'd be good. If u are looking to strap it on him while he is playing, you'll need probably need a additional head/helmet strap mount. But besides that, all you need is a good sized microSD memory card, and make sure it is class 4 or higher.
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I think he'll do fine. My youngest son is 10 and small for his age. He is able to get the Rockboard up and moving but he is very timid and not as coordinated. If he was more athletic, and enthusiastic I know my son would love it. So, from what you say about your little boy, he'll have fun with it. So far, I've had some grown men try it and love it. I've used it for exercise and like it. My husband likes it. It seems it can work for almost anyone. Hope that helps! Paula :)
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I suspect most 10 year olds will do fine. The frustration will be significant with short flight times. You might get longer flight times by upgrading the battery or going to a single rotor system. I suspect older kids (adults) have a higher tolerance because we think it is "cool".
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There is some mild jumping (jumping jacks, cross hops), but he offers a lighter modification to do that isn't as heavy footed. So yes, you could totally do it! And even so, the exercises are only a couple minutes long.
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I checked with my 10 year old granddaughter and she said yes. She's in gymnastics and was very pleased to get this. Very good quality. I would recommend this.
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Might be. My athletic 10 year old uses it in the snow. My 7 year old will use it to try tricks and in the snow. However if your son is athletic I say go for a skateboard. My boys have skateboards and do well on them.
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My daughter is 7 years old, she almost can do this set by herself. So, at the age of 10 should be no problem
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My grandson is 10 , almost 5' tall and slender this will be his last year to ride this toy. So I would say NO
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I don't see why not. Body mechanics are basically the same. If the child's feet are raised it won't be as much of an angle as an adult but it certainly would be a better angle than the child having feet hanging free. I'd be willing to give it a shot.
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It depends on how tall your child is and how high they will jump. My 5 year old who is average height has no problem, however my 7 year old has to be careful.
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You can but I wouldn't recommend it if it's for children. It really is key to keeping them from flying off the trampoline.