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Lazy 8 training board | Dysgraphia Writing Board | Brain Gym

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Lazy 8 training board | Dysgraphia Writing Board | Brain Gym

Original price was: ₹600.00.Current price is: ₹420.00.

Lazy 8 Training Board (also known as the Infinity Sign Board) is a specialized educational and therapeutic tool, widely associated with Brain Gym exercises and used in occupational therapy to address issues like Dysgraphia. Lazy 8 Board powerful exercise that synchronizes the brain & body for better Comprehension, Focus, & Communication to help children overcome dysgraphia.

Lazy 8 Board, Brain Gym tool designed to enhance balance, posture, and coordination skills essential for daily life success. Developed by Brain Gym founders Paul and Gail Dennison, the Lazy 8 is a powerful exercise that synchronizes the brain and body for better Comprehension, Focus, Organization, Communication, Emotional Health.

Product Specifications:

– Material: Natural Wood
– Size: 11 x 4.5 inches. / 27 cm x 11.5 cm x 1.2 cm

Age Limit:

– Age range: 2-100 years old

Suitable for:
– Children with learning difficulties (dyslexia, dysgraphia, ADHD)
– Adults seeking improved focus, concentration, and productivity
– Seniors looking to maintain cognitive function and balance

Area	Benefit	Rationale
Brain Integration	Activates and integrates both hemispheres of the brain.	The pattern requires continuous movement across the midline of the body, which is essential for coordinating the left and right sides of the brain.
Writing & Dysgraphia	Improves writing flow, speed, and accuracy; helps eliminate letter and number reversals.	Develops the smooth, controlled arm and eye movements necessary for fluent handwriting, which is a major challenge for children with Dysgraphia.
Eye Tracking	Enhances visual tracking, smooth pursuit, and binocular vision (eye teaming).	Following the curve continuously with the eyes strengthens the ocular motor muscles, which is vital for smooth reading (tracking words across a page).
Motor Skills	Develops fine motor control, gross motor planning, and hand-eye coordination.	The repetitive tracing motion (with a finger, stylus, or marble) builds arm and wrist control and helps establish hand dominance.
Focus & Calm	Increases attention span and focus; has a calming effect.	The rhythmic, non-linear tracing is often used as a brain break or a calming activity to prepare the mind for learning.

Key Benefits:

1. Improved Ocular Motor Function: The Lazy 8 activates the eyes, enhancing ocular motor skills, and helping with reading.
2. Brain Hemisphere Integration: Crossing the midline of the body stimulates integration between the two hemispheres of the brain, promoting better cognitive function.
3. Calming Effect: The repeated action of the Lazy 8 has a soothing effect, reducing stress and anxiety.
4. Brain-Body Connection: Strengthens the connection between the brain and body, enhancing overall coordination and motor skills.
5. Enhanced Focus: Regular practice improves concentration and attention span.
6. Better Comprehension: Enhances cognitive function, making it easier to understand and process information.
7. Emotional Balance: This exercise promotes emotional well-being and reduces stress.
8. Improved Communication: Develop clear and effective communication skills.

Benefits for:

– Children with dysgraphia, dyslexia, and learning difficulties
– Individuals with ADHD, autism, and sensory processing disorders
– Anyone seeking to improve handwriting, reading, and cognitive function

Key Features:

– Best Brain Gym tool
– Durable Natural Wood
– Easy to use and incorporate into daily routine
– Suitable for all ages

Special Needs:

– Autism
– ADHD
– Dyslexia
– Dysgraphia
– Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)
– Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

Therapeutic Benefits:

– Occupational Therapy (OT)
– Physical Therapy (PT)
– Speech Therapy
– Cognitive Therapy
– Educational Therapy

Instructions (How to Use) :

1. Start at the middle stem.
2. Trace the figure eight pattern: up to the left, around, up to the right, and back to the middle.
3. Cycle through three times.
4. Repeat as needed throughout the day.