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Niels Larsen

Linking Red Set

£726.00 (£871.20 inc.VAT)

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The Niels Larsen Linking Red Set of 3 is a compact yet essential component in any gymnastics or agility-based training links setup. These linking units are specifically designed to connect agility equipment such as planks, ladders, benches, tables, and trestles, transforming individual pieces into dynamic obstacle courses. Whether used in primary school PE lessons or club-level training, these links help create a safe and seamless flow between apparatuses, promoting continuous movement and creativity in gymnastics sessions.

Crafted from durable plastic and brightly coloured in red for easy identification, each link in the set is lightweight, easy to handle, and quick to attach or detach. Teachers and coaches can reconfigure layouts effortlessly, encouraging students to explore new movement patterns, develop coordination, and improve spatial awareness. By securely connecting various equipment items, the links also enhance safety, preventing slipping or instability during active use.

In addition to supporting a modular and flexible setup, the Linking Red Set encourages collaborative play and problem-solving. Children can assist in building their own obstacle courses, adding ownership and engagement to their physical activity. These simple yet highly functional pieces serve as the foundation for countless gymnastics configurations and lesson plans.

In summary, the Niels Larsen Linking Red Set of 3 may be small in size, but it plays a big role in expanding the functionality, safety, and creativity of any gymnastics or agility training environment.

Versatile Connection Functionality: Designed to securely join agility planks, benches, and other apparatus for custom layouts.

Bright, Durable Design: Made from strong, school-safe plastic and coloured red for quick visibility during setup and use.

Encourages Creative Movement: Supports adaptable obstacle courses and promotes imaginative play and movement exploration.