Description
The Addie Beam is designed to look and feel like a competition beam while staying low, stable, and approachable for young gymnasts. Its synthetic suede surface has a soft, smooth feel that helps athletes learn proper hand and foot placement for skills, drills, turns, jumps, and beam basics.
The curved sides and rounded corners mimic the shape of a competition beam, giving gymnasts a familiar training surface without the height of a full competition beam. The hollow wood core, shock-absorbing foam, and standard feet help create a stable training station for home, preschool, and gym environments.
Choose from two useful lengths:
• 4’ Addie Beam — Great for stations, beginner drills, beam complexes, and compact training spaces.
• 8’ Addie Beam — Gives athletes a longer training surface while still staying low to the floor.
Connector bracket note:
The Addie Beam Connector Bracket can connect one 4’ Addie Beam and one 8’ Addie Beam to create a 12’ beam setup. Two 8’ Addie Beams can also be connected to create a 16’ beam setup. When using the connector bracket, do not use Addie Beam Leg Risers. Connected beams must sit at floor level using the regular feet.
Features:
• Available in 4’ and 8’ sizes
• Synthetic suede competition-style surface
• 10 cm wide beam top
• Curved sides and rounded corners
• Shock-absorbing foam layer
• Hollow wood core
• Standard legs included
• Low-profile design, approximately 5.25” high
• Supports up to 175 lb
• Designed by Tumbl Trak founder Doug Davis
Warranty:
12 months on material and workmanship.
FAQs:
What is the Addie Beam?
The Addie Beam is a low-profile, competition-style balance beam designed by Tumbl Trak for young gymnasts learning proper hand and foot positioning.
Is the Addie Beam stable?
Yes. It is designed to sit solidly on the floor with standard feet positioned for strong support during training.
What materials are used?
The Addie Beam uses a synthetic suede cover, shock-absorbing foam, and a hollow wood core. It is designed to provide a soft competition-style feel for skill development.
Can Addie Beams be connected?
Yes. With the Addie Beam Connector Bracket, one 4’ beam and one 8’ beam can be connected to make a 12’ setup. Two 8’ beams can be connected to make a 16’ setup. Do not use Leg Risers when using the connector bracket.
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