Virtual Rehabilitation Movement Games

• Available on request
• Up to 2 hours

Our Virtual Rehabilitation Movement Games aim to promote an understanding of body movement, the function and importance of muscles and the concept of rehabilitation which is needed when muscles have trouble functioning properly.

This activity captures the tiniest movement in the body by attaching wireless motion sensors to the front and back of a child’s body, usually the chest and lower back.

Each child plays fun interactive games grounded in movement sciences and physiotherapy to enable standardised, objective analysis of movement performance. Up to seventeen unique movements are incorporated into the games.

This activity is for one child at a time for a two-minute game.

We can deliver this activity in a school or at events in the community.

Find out more

For more information about the activity, please visit our website.

About the organiser

This activity is organised by Cardiff Institute for Tissue Engineering and Repair. Contact Amy Smith at citer@cardiff.ac.uk or +44 (0)29 2087 0129 for more details.