Luca (7 years) has a lot of energy and unease in his body. Sitting still in school can be difficult.
Together with Luca and physiotherapist Hannah Harboe, inmu inventor Anders Hansen shows how inmuRHYTHM can be used to do both motor and sensory stimulating exercises. Through motor play with inmuRHYTHM, Luca strengthens his body motorically (e.g. by jumping, throwing, kicking, rolling around), trains coordination (e.g. throwing and grabbing, right-left side), balance (e.g. .open and closed eyes) and is sensory-stimulated (e.g. by listening, feeling vibrations). Since the game also contains small tasks to be solved, he is also cognitively stimulated.
To allow Luca to experience inmuRHYTHM at his own pace, the physiotherapist has hidden it. Luca’s first challenge is to find it.
Learn more about inmuRHYTHM.
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