Visualizing the numbers and lines on the Laser Beam is a strong corrective action toward staying on the beam. See your gymnasts’ confidence soar as she learns new skills quickly, successfully and safely.
- Provides for proper positioning of hands and feet while on the beam.
- Allows gymnasts the ability to spot the beginning, middle and end of each skill.
- Comes in 8-feet (Laser Beam Lite) and 16-feet (Laser Beam PRO) options.
- Laser Beam Lite option includes a Velcro flap to allow two or more units to securely attach to one another and folds in half for easy transportation and storage.
- Laser Beam Lite arrives fully assembled. Minimal assembly required for Laser Beam PRO.
- Bundle and save when you purchase the pack of two (Lite or PRO version).
Still have questions? Check out the .Balance Beam Buying Guide Video.
LASER BEAM PRO
FIG length, (16ft 4-3/8" long), 7in wide and 2in high (5m x 18cm x 5cm)
Easily moved and very stable.
Wood center, padded with firm foam.
Some assembly required. Store flat.
LASER BEAM LITE
8ft long x 7in wide x 2in high (2.4m x 18cm x 5cm)
Easily moved and very stable.
Velcro connectors to connect two units.
Wood center, padded with firm foam. Store Flat
Warranty
24 Months on material and workmanship.
How is this beam different from other beams?
The clearly marked lines and numbers teach athletes how to shift their balance of movement during different phases of various skills. Visualizing the numbers and lines is a strong corrective action toward staying on the beam.
What is the best way to move the Laser Beam PRO?
The Laser Beam PRO is 16ft. long and there are three wood pieces connected together by two steel brackets. Therefore, it is important that when you move the Laser Beam you turn it on its side before picking up. Picking up the unit when it's flat may cause the metal bracket to bend or the screws to become stripped.
What is the best way to store the Laser Beam PRO?
We recommend storing the Laser Beam PRO flat. Do not lean against a wall. Doing so will cause the wood to warp.
Download the User Guide for the Laser Beam here.
Video: How to Carry a Laser Beam
