THE POWER PUMPER OFFERS THESE OUTSTANDING THERAPEUTIC BENEFITS:

Bilateral Coordination Extremity Development Esteem & Confidence Social Skills Development Praxis or Motor Planning Motor Coordination Posture Stability Spatial Awareness Speech Regulation of Activity Building Endurance Directionality Muscle Tone Visual Skills Age appropriate play skills

What is the secret behind motivating children and encouraging them to participate in their therapy? The secret is the Power Pumper. Therapists have found the Power Pumper to be a major factor in helping children successfully accomplish their therapeutic goals. Children overwhelmingly embrace this new mobility device because they see it as engaging in fun, not therapy. Children are instantly attracted to it because of its "cool" design. Riding the Power Pumper is so enjoyable they do not want to stop. As a mobility device that exercises both upper and lower extremities, it has proven to be effective in increasing muscle strength, endurance, extremity development and motor coordination. These are just a few of the positive results seen in children when implementing the Power Pumper into their therapy sessions. Because it is influential in changing a child's attitude towards therapy, along with the results it produces, therapists using the Power Pumper consider it a "must have" mobility device.

Innovative Award Winning Therapeutic Mobility Device Is A Big Hit With Therapists, Educators And Children.

Power Pumper - Mobility Device For Occupational & Physical Therapists, Educators and Children With Therapeutic or Health Related Needs.

Provides these benefits:

Rehabilitation - Encourages normal movement in upper and lower extremities. Appeals to all children. Children feel safe because of its low center of gravity. Sturdy, durable construction will hold up to 300 pounds. For boys & girls ages 5 to 11. Two models to choose from: Lime & Green (Model # 20002) Black & Red (Model # 20001) Winner of an Industrial Design Excellence Award. Meets or exceeds all requirements as set forth by the United States ASTM F963-96a, European EN-71 and Canadian CRC 931 safety tests.