How Do You Make A Balance Beam At Home?
Becoming great on the balance beam is challenging, but having the ability to practice at home will help you “vault” your skills into greatness! Here’s how to make a beam at home. Please rate and comment on this article. Thanks! 🙂 Balance beams are 4 inches wide, and 16.5 feet long. When creating a practice beam, you may decide to alter these dimensions depending on your purposes. To create a very quick, easy “beam”, simply use an old bedsheet. Lay the sheet out completely flat, and use a permanent marker and ruler to draw the edges you desire. Then cut the fabric along the lines and lay it flat on the floor. You can sew the edges to prevent fraying, or just cut another beam when the first frays. There are many benefits of this beam. It is very easily transported, so your child can take it everywhere, and since it is flat, there’s no chance of injury. Once your child has perfected their skills on the “sheet beam”, you will want to increase the difficulty. Get a long piece of sturdy foa
