Two games, double the motor challenge!W
ho can get the ball highest, and who can knock down the most pins? With this versatile game, young and old can play in two different ways.

Pull Billiards
Get the metal ball as high as possible! Place the ball on the metal rods and carefully move the rods towards each other. By coordinating the movement precisely, the ball climbs higher and higher. The higher the ball goes, the more points you earn.
This requires two-handed cooperation, eye-hand coordination, and precise force modulation. The hands must work together simultaneously and carefully coordinate small movements. A great exercise for motor planning and concentration.

Bowling
Time for a completely different challenge: try to knock down as many pins as possible with the ball! This exercise targets throwing, modulating force, and judging the ball's direction.
- stimulates two-handed motor skills
- practices eye-hand coordination
- promotes force and movement modulation
- stimulates motor planning
- trains concentration and targeted action
- combines fine and gross motor skills

Two games in one makes this a versatile motor activity. From controlled maneuvering in pull billiards to targeted movement and throwing in bowling: playing becomes practicing without it feeling like it.