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Versatile Gymnastics Bars: Adjustable Height, Expandable, and Foldable Junior Training Bar for Kids
Versatile Gymnastics Bars: Adjustable Height, Expandable, and Foldable Junior Training Bar for Kids
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SAFE & STURDY: Our Folding Gymnastics Bar is engineered with a triangular structure for enhanced stability. Its excellent grip on the floor minimizes wobbling, ensuring the gymnastic bar stays securely in place.
FOLDABLE TO SAVE SPACE: Need to save space while storing your child’s practice equipment? Our gymnastics bar is foldable, optimizing space when not in use.
ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT: Tailored for children aged 3-8 years with a weight limit of 60kg, the gymnastics bar offers adjustable height options: 88.5cm, 99.6cm, 107.5cm, 118.9cm, and 129cm.
EASY TO SET UP: Say goodbye to the hassle of setting up equipment each time. Our Gymnastics Bar is designed for easy assembly, requiring your child only to connect the rods.
BODY BUILDING: Specifically crafted for children's gymnastics, our Gymnastic Bar nurtures kids' athletic abilities and muscle strength. It facilitates body stretching, promoting flexibility, and encouraging bone growth.
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