Diy gymnastics equipment

DIY Gymnastics Bar

A good friend of mine approached me about making a balance beam. Seemed easy enough. Glue up some 2×4’s and attach some legs and boom! Balance beam! But as I got into it I began to realize there was going to be a kid jumping up and down on this thing repeatedly, so I wanted it to be sturdy and safe. So this is how I did it.

We showcase Rockwell's 20v Drill Driver and show how to build a balance beam for $30. Super simple instructions and makes the perfect gift for a child.

DIY Balance Beam (Cost Approximately $31.00) Supplies Used: 1- 8′ 4″x4″ board (appx $10), 3- 2″x4″ Pieces each 18″ long, staple gun, 9 yards of fabric, I used a closeout vinyl fabric I found for just under $3 a yard,...Read more

How to Make a DIY Make a Gymnastics Beam at Home (under $10! in NO Time!) So easy and fast! Save money on balance beam because meets & leotards cost a lot!

Well, as I always say it’s never too late to have fun! I have a 30 year background of gymnastics, acro-gymnastics, trampoline and tumbling. Ever since I was a little girl, I wished for a pa…

My daughter has been doing gymnastics for the last year. She really wants to improve to go up a level and in order to improve she needs to practice. One of the two pieces of gym equipment she has been asking for was a balance beam. Sturdy balance beams start around $180-$200 on the web. I couldn’t find any nearby on Craigslist. During my research, I’ve figured we can build a gymnastics balance beam that stays low and is used for simple practices. Materials: 2 4x4x8 wood 1 piece uncut1 piece…

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DIY Gymnastics Beam