The experience with a chair and the KletterDschungel.
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A chair stands on the floor, the
KletterDschungel is under the ceiling.
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An empty chair has a load of 250
g/cm on the floor, the KletterDschungel has a load of 1,2 kg/cm
on the ceiling.
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According to DIN a chair must
withstand a continuous load of at least 85kg. As far as the KletterDschungel
is concerned, as per our regulations each element has to withstand
at least a load of 200kg.
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A use of the chair produces an
additional load on the floor, the use of the KletterDschungel however
relieves the ceiling.
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If a 100kg person jumps on a chair,
loads of up to 140kg can occur, resulting in the danger of damage
and accident. During same load at the KletterDschungel the load
to the ceiling decreases.
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Mounting on a chair involves the
danger of accidents due to unexpected tilting. The KletterDschungel
is stable.
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Due to the unexpected danger of tilting, the chair produces fear. To fall from the KletterDschungel is only possible if you do not hold on it. There is a causal connection between the own movement and the consequences. The fear can be overcome very quickly. Thus the climbing jungle educates to independence and self-confidence.
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When climbing on 100 chairs compared to climbing on 100 KletterDschungel during one year, the frequency and importance of accidents clearly arguments for the climbing jungle.
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Each disc of the spinal column of human beings is not supplied by lymph. When jumping, running, watching television, driving car etc. there is a high pressure load on the discs. The lymph is pressed out, a sufficient supply is not given. At the KletterDschungel hanging exercises promote an interchange of pressure and traction which produces a pumping function, so the lymph flush around the discs will be intensified. This improves their supply which is one condition for their solid development and prevents from a fast degeneration.
