ToyBoard Use Cases

To each their own practice.

Getting back into activity, practicing your surf stance, or playing a balance game: the ToyBoard supports many ways to move.

Group practicing exercises on ToyBoard outdoors

Move together, play at your own pace.

At home, an adult can guide children through their first positions. The game becomes an opportunity to work on balance and coordination, without creating an identical challenge for everyone.

An adult accompanies a child on a ToyBoard

Find a place to train.

Balance, core stability and deep muscles: the ToyBoard can be part of a fitness routine or complement a sports practice. A short break and a longer session do not have the same objective.

Sports exercise on a red ToyBoard

Surfing also begins on land.

Between sessions, work on weight transfers, balance, and coordination. The ToyBoard is designed to help you prepare your footwork; it does not replicate a full session in the waves and never goes into the water.

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At home

Keep a flat and clear area around the board.

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Outdoors

Choose a suitable dry surface, then bring your ToyBoard inside after your session.

Support during a guided session.

In a clinical setting, it is the professional who chooses the exercises and their difficulty. The ToyBoard is a piece of equipment for working on support and balance, not a promise of recovery or a treatment program.

Working on balance on a ToyBoard with a support person

Clubs, studios, hotels and firms.

For repeated or shared use, PVC is valued for its durability and wipe-clean maintenance. Private users can make the same choice.

Equip the practice

Choose the boards based on your sessions and the number of users.

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Organize storage

The totem and supports keep the boards in place between sessions.

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Your next session can be simple.

Find the tutorials and choose an exercise suited to your practice.