- Type:
- Industry News
- Date
- 2025-Oct-31
1. Strengthens core muscles
The continuous rotation requires coordinated effort from the waist, abdomen, and back, significantly improving core strength and helping to improve posture and back health.
2. Promotes bone and spinal development
Low-intensity aerobic exercise has a positive effect on spinal growth in children aged 6-10, promoting bone density and helping to correct posture.
3. Improves cardiovascular endurance and flexibility
Hula hooping is a full-body aerobic exercise that increases heart rate and lung capacity. The rotation also stretches the hip and shoulder joints, improving overall flexibility.
4. Develops coordination, rhythm, and concentration
The rhythmic movements requiring synchronized hand, foot, and waist movements improve body coordination and spatial awareness, thereby enhancing attention and self-control during learning.