i am 13 years old and do harder skillls such as backwalkovers and backhandsprings is this beam right for me?
930350
Yes, my daughter is also 13 and uses hers often. Just take into consideration that's it's just for practicing and doesn't give you the same experience as a real balance beam.
930351
Yes this beam can work for back walkovers and backhand springs. It isn't quite as firm as a real beam, but it is great for practicing skills.
831758
I think it's kinda small for a 13 year old. Regardless of fun or for real practicing she could play it but probably wouldn't get what she wants out of it. I'd go a little bigger. Hope this helps!
754252
We purchased it for our 8year old daughter who had difficulty at 1st but is now shooting arrows with no problem. That being said, I tried it when she first got it and it was difficult for me to shoot it and I am a 40+ active female. It is good quality so I would say yes it is good for an adult starting out.
1475352
It might be small for a 14 and 17 year old. I think a bear apprentice might be better. It is a great beginer bow for older youth and young adults.
1399199
Yes you will. I have horrible balance and 46yrs old and I can ride this. It is a lot of fun and a great workout. I guess I should buy another so I can give this one back to my 9 yr old daughter.
1477095
You would be disappointed...not the same kind of workout as a bow flex. Better off joining a gym for the several months.
665581
It should be about perfect for you. Even if you can't quite get it, you will after a couple of sessions. My 10 year old son led for a few days but eventually was able to fully draw back the arrow. They are just shy of 28" in length.
574058
I am 56 and have serious back issues and I can't do any of the regular zumba's I've tried - the body just can't do those moves anymore. With Gold you are exercising with rhythm. If you are wanting to have fun but still feel you are doing some fancier foot working exercising, then this is good, but if you are able and want to really be "dancing" you won't be happy with it.
1023250
According to the manufacture discription it should be fine."Ideal for beginners 8 and up (adult supervision req'd)Designed for young archers new to compound bows"
1152951
I am not an expert, but did purchase this bow for my 10 year old grandson who is also a beginner. I think you would still need some guidance from someone who has used a bow to be sure you follow safety rules and to help you get a good start in this sport. My grandson loved his gift and his father provided the guidance and a safe place to practice.
377479
I am 66 years old and absolutely love my trampoline....it helps tone muscle and improves balance...I recommend you get the bar that fits the jumpsport as a safety option until your balance improves.... have fun I run 5 miles every other day and just bounce the others
764239
Yes, you can do all the tricks on it a teen would want to do, this from my grandson who is a preteen that I bought it for.
1152952
Yes, my daughter was 14 when she got hers and has had no trouble using it. There is a difficult spot, about halfway when drawing back that takes a little strength, but then it's smooth. But my daughter didn't find it difficult at all. I agree with the other reviewer, get some extra arrows and it's definitely a serious piece of gear, so be careful.
1455168
Judging by the sturdy construction I would say you will be fine...also taking into consideration the angle of your exercise your full body weight will not be applied. If you have never done these before go slowly outward but beyond your physical strength. It won't take long to figure what your limit is. Be safe and enjoy
1751717
Well, "bruh" if you are 8, it gets sick air! I'm sure the stronger one is, the higher you can go. No, there wouldn't be back flips happening...and it does feel a bit tight right out of the box.
2250603
My daughter is only 8 years old but very tall and 70lbs. There have been no issues with her weight and stability. It's a very sturdy beam.
390700
For older kiddos, maybe. The pieces do not lock together tightly, and lift sometimes. Could trip up young gymnasts!