The Liana Trail with its linear layout just begs children to come climb, crawl, balance, rock and spin. All the end stations offer physical play in teams and function as break points, too. This will appeal hugely to children, again and again. The rich variety of activities, apart from adding thrill and fun to physical activity, help develop children's agility, balance and coordination, which are fundamental motor skills in managing a range of life skills. The many nets, Orbital Hangout Steps and Propeller Climber are hilarious to climb and allow breaks and socializing. The versatile usages of the climb elements help develop important social-emotional skills such as turn-taking, consideration of others and self-regulation. The Musca Spinner offers spins at hilarious speeds, where children use all body muscles to push and pull themselves into fast rotation. This supports empathy and cooperation, and not least an incorporated understanding of gravity.