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3 metre Lycra tunnel from TherapySensory.com.au displays a lycra tunnel that people can crawl through

Lycra Tunnel - 3 metre

$160.00 
SKU: BOD-012GreenDS

Lycra Tunnels are ideal for individuals who crave sensory input, particularly proprioceptive and vestibular input. Lycra Tunnels are very stretchy and provide resistance when you move in them. This provides deep pressure through the joints (proprioceptive input) and vestibular input (balance and movement in space) when moving through the tunnel.

Resistance can be achieved by crawling through the tunnel or by pushing a 55cm exercise ball through the tunnel. Add some pillows and cushions underneath and around the lycra tunnel to create extra fun. Sensory resistance tunnels help children develop body awareness and motor planning as they stretch and crawl through the tunnel.

This tunnel provides deep pressure input, increased sense of of body awareness, motor skills, balance, coordination, prone extension, and self regulation

Sensory Tunnels have 3 loops at each end so that the tunnel can be secured to the ground or non moving object.

  • Manufactured in Australia
  • ​Breathable see through lycra​
  • ​Suitable for home, specialists clinics or school based sensory programs

 

Lycra Tunnels are ideal for individuals who crave sensory input, particularly proprioceptive and vestibular input. Lycra Tunnels are very stretchy and provide resistance when you move in them. This provides deep pressure through the joints (proprioceptive input) and vestibular input (balance and movement in space) when moving through the tunnel. Resistance can be achieved by crawling through the tunnel or by pushing a 55cm exercise ball through the tunnel. Add some pillows and cushions underneath and around the lycra tunnel to create extra fun.

Sensory Tunnels have 3 loops at each end so that the tunnel can be secured to the ground or non moving object.

  • Manufactured in Australia
  • ​Breathable see through lycra​
  • ​Suitable for home, specialists clinics or school based sensory programs