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How Kids Benefit Physically From Go Karting

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Gokarting is today beginning to take the playground by the storm. Where you used to see sandlot football, there is now neighborhood gokarting. Where children used to pedal skateboards, you can see today kids zipping in go-karts, a parents-approved development. It is good to look at kids doing their own Grand Prix around the neighborhood or park circuit.

But what really make knowing parents like about gokarting is the physical benefits children derive from it. Instead of being couch potatoes watching television, or electronic zombies before the computer monitor playing games, the children stretch their muscles, discover how to control speed, develop their eyes-hand-feet coordination, and generally expend their restless energy and enjoying it all the while. In short, they can live in the real, as opposed to the virtual, world

For instance, a go-kart like the battery-powered Razor Electric Go Kart can do 12-17 miles-per-hour, fast enough to excite his fancy, but slow enough so as not to inflict major damage in rare cases of accidents. The kart can run for about 45 minutes before the battery winds down, long enough to satisfy his excitement and wear his energy out, but short enough not to cause boredom. And as he goes around the park circuit or the neighborhood feeling the wind in his face, he makes believe he is driving a real car ---which in a way he is--- just like Dad or Mom.

And just like Dad, he must rely on his eyes-hand-feet coordination to avoid plants, animals, and other obstructions all the time, turning the steering wheel while thumbing the accelerator, feet ready on the brakes, peripheral vision keen on oncoming cars or people from the sides. As he grows proficient in driving, he may want to raise his speed limit, now to pretend he is racing at the Grand Prix, and winning to receive the adulation of a make-believe racing crowd.

After the race, the kid goes home exhausted yet happy, tired but exhilarated, and proud for once more he has proved to himself he is capable of mastering the complicated mechanics of driving, just like Dad.

Isn’t that wonderful?