The swing / slide / spin / rock / zip subdomain captures opportunities for vestibular exploration. While all movement activates the vestibular system to a degree, certain types of motion activate the vestibular system more strongly. Parks and playgrounds offer many different features that provide varying levels of support for individuals of all abilities to explore different types of motion and the effect on the vestibular system.
The swing / slide / spin / rock / zip subdomain is composed of the following five categories: swing, slide, spin, rock, and zip.
The swing category is composed of the following six subcategories: WAN, WAT, infant, supported, standard, and group.
The slide category is composed of the following eight subcategories: WAT, short and not steep, long, steep, roller, glider, group, and tunnel.
The spin category is composed of the following five subcategories: WAN, WAT, platform, bar, and hanging.
The rock category is composed of the following five subcategories: WAN, WAT, supported, standard, and bar.
The zip category is composed of the following three subcategories: WAT, platform, and hanging.
Photos are examples of each type of subcategory within the swing / slide / spin / rock / zip subdomain. Actual affordances at parks and playgrounds will look different.