Junior Badminton Set - "Attacker"

Here, important skills are developed, which are wonderful for your child's well-being and ability to learn new things:

• Good for getting your child's body moving, which in turn stimulates their gross motor skills.
• Supports hand-eye coordination, which you make use of for example when throwing, catching, or kicking a ball that comes flying at you in PE class, or when cutting an accurate line with a pair of scissors.
• This is a way for your child to stimulate their proprioception, which benefits your child's concentration and gives them the confidence to use their body in other types of physical play.

Measures L: 53 cm.
Suitable for ages 5 yrs. to Seniors

When your child plays with a ball using their feet, hands, head, or a racket/bat, their depth perception is developed. Some ball games have rules, and it's good for your child to practise following them. So, when your child firmly maintains that there's absolutely NO penalty, or that the ball was NOT out of bounds, that's a learning moment. Playing ball games also gives your child's proprioception real workout - and that's a sense that cannot get overstimulated.