Diy balance beam gymnastics

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.

Create at Home Mom: DIY Gymnastics Balance Beam

Make a DIY toddler balance beam out of wood. Cheap and easy to make using wood from your local hardware store. Fun for toddlers and younger kids to practice gymnastics at home. #diy #woodcrafts #gymnastics #toddleractivities #cheapdiy #balancebeam

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.

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Recently we tackled the construction of a DIY Balance Beam for my daughter's 9th birthday. Purple, no less :) Following is a detailed...

Easy DIY balance beam with some height for about $10. (2) 2x4's cut 6 ft (buy 8ft pieces) the additional 2 2ft (3) or (6)for additional sturdiness 8 inch pieces. Plywood cut 2ft wide and 6inches across. 21/2 and 3 inch wood screws. Sand edges smooth. Attach legs to one 2x4 with 3inch screws and then attach 2x4's to each other with 21/2 screws. Attach base and done.