[Latest] A roundup of perfect toys for outdoor play [Classics]

hula hoop

[If I try hard, I can do it!] When Bashaarn practiced hula hooping, it broke to pieces ><

The classic game everyone knows: the hula hoop.

In recent years, it’s been getting renewed attention for its health benefits.

Many people may think it’s just about spinning it around, but it’s actually a great exercise for strengthening your core, back, and abdominal muscles.

By changing the weight and size of the hula hoop, you can adjust the intensity, so try finding the one that suits you best.

Also, if you choose a type with adjustable sizing, your child can keep playing with it as they grow.

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inline skating

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Do you know what inline skates are? Inline skates are products very similar to roller skates.

However, one difference is that the wheels are arranged in a single vertical line.

Because of this, they accelerate easily and are said to offer a glide similar to ice skating.

These days, many children are interested in ice skating, and inline skates are perfect as a preliminary step.

There are several types of inline skates, but for first-timers, it’s best to purchase a beginner-friendly fitness type.

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Kids slider

Grass-sledding experience at the park!! Itano Town Historical and Cultural Park

When sliding down slopes like hills, a handy item to have is a kids’ slider.

It’s a plastic toy that you place under your bottom to slide.

With this, you’ll slide more smoothly and won’t have to worry about getting your pants dirty.

It’s also recommended for those who worry that their child will quickly get bored with toys, because kids’ sliders can even be bought at 100-yen shops.

That makes it easy to try without hesitation.

Plus, it’s perfect as a substitute for a sled.

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Ken-ken-pa ring

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Hopscotch rings are a classic item everyone knows.

You line them up on the ground and do alternating one-foot and two-foot hops—what we call kenkenpa.

In some regions, this game might be called Kakashi.

Some people draw circles with chalk in their yard to play, but when you’re in public spaces, please use hopscotch rings.

It’s also fun to add variations, like playing tag while doing kenkenpa.

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Jumping ball

When a bunch of adults tried the latest hopping toy, it was a total disaster lol

Many people probably want to play with their children while also addressing their own lack of exercise.

That’s where the jumping ball comes in.

This product features a balance ball as the foot platform of a hopper, which helps develop better balance than a regular pogo stick.

You can also engage a wide range of muscles throughout your body while playing.

Since it can be used indoors, it’s a great alternative when outdoor leisure plans get canceled.

Plus, the jumping ball can be deflated and folded compactly, making it easy to carry.

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Ping-Pong Catcher

[Booming Trend] Ping-Pong Catcher is a sport that anyone can easily play.

A toy that’s great for playing even in relatively small spaces is the Ping-Pong Catcher.

It’s shaped like a mitt that you wear on your hand to play catch.

The mitt part has a special mechanism that launches the ball just by opening your hand.

This lets children who don’t have much strength enjoy playing catch.

You can also play by passing the ball around among multiple people instead of traditional one-on-one catch.

It’s fun to come up with your own original games and think of other ways to play, too.

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