Events
Extreme CycloneReady for a break from climbing? Climb on board this spinning platform for an entirely different kind of experience. You’ll have so much fun creating the momentum to get it spinning that you won’t even notice the great workout you’re getting. |
Kidforce SpinnerAt first glance, this may simply look like a cool stool, but just wait! When a kid sits on it, he or she finds that a simple rocking motion starts it spinning. That’s because it’s installed at an angle to provide perpetual motion. |
Swift TwistGet a good grip and hang on tight to this spinning activity. Think you can pull yourself up while you spin? Sure you can! |
Zippy WhirlGet a good grip and hang on tight! It looks like a spinning steering wheel, but the only place it goes is around and around. Think you can pull yourself up while you spin? Sure you can! |
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Dynamic DiscsHang on with one hand and let gravity do its work while you look for a way to step onto the next one. In no time at all, you’re mastering some very sophisticated balance and coordination skills. |
Athletic ArchIt’s hard to beat this activity for working out the arm and chest, and the downward arc makes it especially challenging. The child swings from one handle to the next, but the design requires a little extra reach for a better workout. |
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Strength StepperHere’s an activity that will engage all the muscles at once while providing the child with a fun challenge that never gets old. It calls for balance and coordination, promoting foot, leg and arm strength. There’s skill involved, too. Where you place your feet and hands can make a big difference in your speed. |
Power PipesTraversing these curved metal pipes looks easy until you try it. Then you see how much of a challenge those seemingly simple curves can present in promoting lower- and upper-body strength. |
Hyper HelixThis double-sided, curved ladder provides two great activities. Climbing on the top is a little easier, but the arms and legs are still working to keep the child in place. When approached from below, it’s an entirely different experience, calling for a strong grip and working arms, legs and abdominal muscles. |
Vital VortexLike the Hyper Helix, the Vital Vortex provides a very different experience, depending on which side the child chooses to use. But either way, it’s Intense! |
Agility ArcThese sturdy, curved metal bars can provide essential balance or simply give you something to swing or lean on between stations. |
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Swift GliderWhether you’re gliding down or working to shimmy your way up, you’ll find this activity can keep your body and your imagination going for quite a while! Climb up, glide down, straddle it, use your imagination! |
Rapid RailsIt’s always fun to watch a kid approach the Rapid Rails for the first time. It’s a challenge just getting in position to slide, sitting on the lower rail with your back on the higher one. The climbing is at least half the fun. |
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Wild WebHow fast can you get from one side to the other? Looks easy … until you try it! The flexible nature of the cable-reinforced rope calls for a firm grip, sure footing, concentration and some perseverance as you work your way to the next post. Great for arms and chest. |
Limber LadderJust one rung at a time … steady now! Just imagine you’re an emergency worker climbing to the rescue on a rope ladder (fortunately, yours is reinforced with steel). Excellent for total body coordination and upper body strength. |
Nimble NetA host of challenges on one deceptively simple apparatus. Climb onto one end and start working your way down. Do you have the flexibility and grip to stay on once you reach the deeper concave section? Of course, the same device is convex on the other side, calling for an entirely different set of muscles and skills. |
Agile CanyonJust a rope ladder, right? Not if you’re trying to climb it! This activity engages the entire body to develop strength and coordination. It also provides for an ongoing challenge, allowing kids to improve with experience. A great activity for promoting healthy competition! |
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Hop SpotsThese little stool-like discs look easy enough, but when you step on them, you find some are stable while others have springs. On top of that, you’ll want to make sure you start off on the right foot, or that next spot may not be easy to reach. There seems to be no limit to the fun when kids let their imagination go to work. |
Dynamic PadNow and then, you just need to catch your breath and visit with a friend. The Dynamic Pads provide the perfect spot, while creating a smooth transition from one activity to the next. |
Healthy HammockOnce in a while, even the most energetic kid has to sit for a moment. But soon, he or she will be ready to resume play, and the ropes can also make a cool foothold for climbing to another event. |
Pep StepOnly Burke offers this rotomold component where kids can pause between other events. Or they can use it as a stepping-stone to another event. As always, the only limits are in the child’s imagination. |
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