Promotion of Muscle Development
Riding scooters requires children to use leg strength to propel themselves forward, which not only exercises lower limb muscles but also enhances stability of the core muscle groups. By engaging in full-body muscle activity, scooter riding, termed as "cognitive movement" by the medical community, can promote cerebellar development, thereby facilitating brain development and improving intelligence.
Enhancement of Physical Flexibility and Skills
Children who ride scooters long-term show significant improvements in balance and neuro-reflex abilities. This activity helps children learn how to react quickly in different situations, promoting healthy brain development and exercising agile judgment.
Enhancement of Physical Fitness and Immunity
Outdoor scooter riding increases children's exposure to sunlight, aiding in bone density increase and calcium absorption, crucial for their growth. Studies have also found that scooter riding enhances children's physical fitness and immunity, contributing to the development of a healthy physique.
