Crash Mat Therapy

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Crash mat therapy.

4 6 out of 5 stars 28. This crash mat is designed for anyone who loves to jump flip and dance around. Whether they re walking tumbling or receiving deep sensory input our crash mats provide a safe place for kids. From floor mats activity mats and platform mats to jumbo therapy mats and accordion folding mats our exercise mats are constructed with rugged vinyl.

Kids with autism or sensory processing disorder often thrive on sensory input. Implay soft play gym mat crash mat exercise mat 610gsm pvc high density foam blue green pink red yellow 180cm x 120cm x 5cm 4 6 out of 5 stars 200 79 99 79. Sensory seeking kids can leap on crash pads to satisfy their sensory needs. Crash mats are versatile sensory tools that can be used in so many creative ways.

Place under therapy swings for additional safety. Easy diy crash mat. Ideal for sensory rooms in schools clinics or at home. Age 3 getting started.

A crash mat or pad provides just enough soft security to help them complete the task at hand in physical education or play therapy settings. We offer a full line of occupational and physical therapy mats. As kids race bounce and jump landing on a crash pad provides deep pressure and promotes body. It s also a great way to burn off excess energy when the kids are stuck indoors.

Removable machine washable covers are available purchase with crash pad from dropdown or see accessories to purchase separately. Tangkula pole dance mat foldable yoga exercise safety dancing cushion steel pipe crash mat dia 5ft x 2 4 8 out of 5 stars 90. Exercise gym therapy mats. Why crash mats are great for kids with autism sensory processing disorder crash mats are great for kids especially those with autism and or sensory processing disorder because it provides lots of proprioceptive input and deep pressure.