HealthBeat® Balance Steps
Model #192454
HealthBeat® Balance Steps - Proper Use
Video features the proper use of the Health Beat outdoor exercise equipment Balance Steps system.
[video: Scene fades into a man dressed in a warm up track suit standing next to a boy dressed in workout clothes. They both stand next to the Balance Steps system. The system is made of an arch beam low to the ground with five padded circular steps along the beam. Chris Nelson a certified fitness trainer explains the proper use of the exercise equipment.]
Chris: The Health Beat Balance Steps. These are designed to take the focus off of muscle strength and endurance and focus more on flexibility, mobility, and balance. For beginners this can be used as a balance beam. So, the user is going to step on each step while holding onto the hand rail and again focusing on balance.
[video: the boy steps up onto the first circular step and grabs the hand rail. He takes his time stepping to each step. Camera switches to a side view as the guy walks across the steps. Camera pulls back for a full view of the system as the boy walks back to where he started.]
Chris: For more advanced users this can help promote muscle strength by stepping on each step individually and driving the body up and engaging the glutes and the quads.
[video: The boy stands on the side of the Balance Steps and sides steps up and then back down from each step. The camera switches to a front close-up of the boy’s shoes as he side steps up and down from each step.]
Chris: The varying levels will also engage different muscles.
HealthBeat® Balance Steps
Video features the Health Beat outdoor exercise equipment Balance Steps.
[video: scene fades into a side view of an arch beam low to the ground with five padded circular steps along the beam. A boy’s legs walk into frame as begin stepping up the circular steps. He grabs the nearby hand railing for stabilization. Camera switches to a front view of the balance steps as the boy’s legs can be seen side stepping up on to a step and then stepping back down to the ground on each different height step. The camera switches to a side view as the boy does the side stepping onto the stepper. Scene switches to a side view close-up of the end of the stepper. A man’s legs walk into frame as carefully begin to walk up the balance steps. Camera switches to a close-up back view of the man’s shoes as he walks down the steps. He turns around and begins walking back towards the camera on the steps. Camera switches to a full back view of the man as walks up and across the steps. He holds onto the hand railing for balance. Camera switches to a full view of the Balance Steps as the man walks down them. A
woman stands up from here wheelchair at the Parallel bars system nearby as the scene fades to black.]
Product Details
Age Ranges
- 13+ years
Play Styles
Product Categories
Shipping Weight
- 116 lbs
Dimensions
- ASTM Max Fall Height: 16" (0,41 m)
- ASTM Minimum Area Required: 5' 9" x 12' 8" (1,75 m x 3,86 m)
- EN Minimum Area Required: 12' 3" x 18' 7" (3,73 m x 5,66 m)
Design/CAD Files for this Freestanding Play Element
Price Range (USD)
$0K-$5K
*Prices vary. For international and exact pricing, contact your local playground consultant.
Contact Your ConsultantOverview
The HealthBeat® Balance Steps may be used as a balance beam or as a step aerobics station.
Features
- To optimize configurability, HealthBeat® posts made from 5"-diameter galvanized steel are sold separately (Post Model #205941-205947) and are carbon in color only
- Durable steel construction
- Includes instructional sign with illustrations and link to proper use videos
- Can be paired with another HealthBeat® station to share a center post
- Safety surfacing corresponding to the fall height of the equipment required to comply with ASTM F1292
- Ages 13 years and older for ASTM F3101 and height 1400 mm and taller for EN16630
ProShield® Finish
Color is an important decision, and we've curated color palettes to match a variety of aesthetics. If this product includes materials with color options, they are shown above.
Learn about color inspirationSensory
- Proprioception
- Tactile
- Vestibular
Motor Skills
- Balance
- Coordination
- Core Body Strength
- Flexibility
- Lower Body Strength
- Motor Planning
- Upper Body Strength