Set of 6 soft balls Merkpol EDUKAMP — a collection of lightweight educational balls designed for recreational play, physical education and basic ball-handling exercises. The soft, low-mass construction reduces impact force, making the balls suitable for indoor use and for children learning coordination. The set supports group activities, motor skill development and gentle training sessions without causing damage to surfaces or creating safety hazards typical of harder sports balls.
Advantages
The soft foam-like material and lightweight design lower the risk of injury and accidental damage, allowing safe use in classrooms, gyms and at home. The set includes six balls, enabling small-group exercises and a range of training drills. Their consistent shape and size provide predictable flight and roll characteristics for beginners learning catching, rolling and passing. The balls are easy to handle, store and transport due to their compact size and low weight.
Suitable for
- Physical education classes and school activities
- Early childhood motor skills development
- Group coordination and team-building exercises
- Indoor play and recreational activities
- Low-impact training and rehabilitation exercises
Key specifications
- Quantity: set of 6 balls
- Construction: soft, lightweight foam or similar soft material
- Intended use: indoor recreation, education and light training
- Suitability: designed for children and beginners
- Storage: compact and easy to carry
How to use
Use the Merkpol EDUKAMP soft balls for drills focused on catching, throwing, rolling and passing. Begin with simple exercises to introduce handling techniques, then progress to coordination sequences and partner drills. For classroom activities, allocate one ball per small group to practice sharing, turn-taking and basic ball games. Supervise sessions for younger children and provide instructions on safe throwing and gentle contact. After use, wipe clean with a damp cloth if necessary and store the set in a dry place.
Usage recommendations
Choose appropriate exercises based on age and ability: use rolling and passing games for toddlers, introduce tossing and catching routines for school-age children, and incorporate light rehabilitation movements for adults recovering mobility. Avoid outdoor rough surfaces that could abrade the soft material, and inspect balls periodically for wear before continued use.
