School ball Ø220mm [160g]

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This ball is sold individually and is already inflated when you receive it.

With a diameter of 220mm and a mass of 160g, it is made of durable and resistant PVC. Thanks to the integrated valve, it is easy to adjust the air pressure to adapt it to your type of use.

It will be ideal for group activities such as ball games and circus workshops to develop coordination and teamwork. With its ability to roll and bounce, it is perfect for passing games, although it is not recommended for pure juggling. If you develop other workshops outside of circus arts, it can be used for exercises and other group lessons.

The surface of the ball is soft and smooth, easy to hold in hand. It will be enough to underinflate it slightly to make it softer and less aggressive when used with a young audience.

Get a better idea of size

To get an idea of the diameter of the ball, a size 5 professional football has a diameter of 19cm. The ball presented here has a diameter of 22cm, a ball larger than a soccer ball. And a GRS ball approved for adult competition has a diameter between 18 and 20cm, this ball is therefore a little larger than a GRS ball.

Technical characteristics of the ball:

Diameter: 220mm.
Mass: 160g.
Material: PVC
Valve allowing you to re-inflate or adjust inflation if necessary.
Valve color: black or white depending on our arrivals
Smooth surface.
Easy to clean.
Made in France.

Easy Care : Simply clean the ball with lukewarm water, a little mild soap and a sponge.

Artisanal Inflation : Each ball is inflated by hand, which may result in slight variations in size between them. To achieve uniform sizes, you have the option to adjust the inflation by adding or removing air as needed.

Inflatable at any time, this ball gives you the flexibility to adjust it to meet your air pressure needs. So whether you're playing indoors or outdoors, you can be sure you'll get peak performance every time.

Games with this type of ball are great ways for children to work as a team while developing their gross motor skills, coordination and balance. You are free, dear teacher, to set up exercises. Most games can be personalized to adapt to different skill levels and ages of children without bringing the notion of competitiveness already all too present in children's daily environment.

Note from the NetJuggler manager:

Remember not to pass on the traumas of sports lessons of previous generations to your students! Avoid team selection by students. Avoid competitiveness. Adopting circus arts in your classes means moving away from competitiveness and focusing on the collective and the development of individual skills . Stop timed events. Teach children to focus on enjoying the game without worrying about winning or losing. By providing a variety of activities, children can engage in physical activities in a fun and constructive way, without there being competition.