Limm Half Ball Balance Trainer - Half Yoga Ball with Resistance Bands Handle and Jump Rope - Pilates Exercise Balance Ball for Squats, Steps Workout, Balance Training, Push Ups, Core Training, Etc.
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I appreciate you reaching out to inquire about Limm Balance Trainer, Dan. In terms of weight, the Limm Balance Trainer is around 9.5 pounds. The chair is 70 pounds and can support weights of up to 550 pounds. Trainers typically have a diameter of 22 to 23 inches. There are 83 inches of height. Inflated to a height of 9 inches, the ball could reach a maximum height of 9 inches. There are 84 inches in a foot. Thank you for your question. I hope I answered it. I'll be glad to assist if you have any other questions. Please let me know if you need anything else. I would like to send my best regards to Hans,
Selected User Reviews For Limm Half Ball Balance Trainer - Half Yoga Ball with Resistance Bands Handle and Jump Rope - Pilates Exercise Balance Ball for Squats, Steps Workout, Balance Training, Push Ups, Core Training, Etc.
The ball is one of the best exercise balls. This inflatable mattress comes with a pump that's easy to use and is sufficient. Having had ours a couple weeks (and some abuse from my 8 year old), we are inclined to think it is the real thing. This has been a great product so far. As for the accessories, they are only mediocre, especially the stretch bands with handles, but since they were not my primary reason for purchasing, I am not disappointed. My favorite thing about this frame is that it has connection points, and at some point I plan to add more bands to.
What is great about this feature is that it makes it unique. As for the arm attachments, I am 5'5" and the length of the attachments was a little too long for me to do a good arm workout with, and they could not be adjusted. As well as a decent jump rope, it also included a small workout manual detailing types of exercises and how to perform them. In general, I like this product a lot and it works really This is also something I would recommend to others.
It's great to have a half ball like this. The pump comes with both a foot pump and a hand pump, so it was really easy to inflate. I am currently doing Beachbody workouts, but would like to use this to complement those, since I am struggling with balance and core strength (pushups, dips, etc. It's my first time back, so I need to learn the ups) etc. There is a big advantage to having resistance bands included with the unit. Autism is a disorder that my son has, and he likes to bounce on it as well.
I think this is a good starting point for your For someone who wants to do some resistance and balance exercises at home, this combination of bosu ball with resistance bands and jump rope is a great place to begin. As well as cardio, jump rope has a lot of benefits. The perfect workout option for snow days when going out is tough or when you're getting in your workout.
Sturdy enough to allow you to do jumping moves without fear of slipping. A simple cable system makes it easy to hook up and use, and inflating it is straightforward. you're a fan of bosu balls, you ought to try this one. It's easy to find a great option!.
My body weight does not shift. I am happy to see this. The weight of my body is 280 pounds.
This statement has some weight, a good thing in my opinion. All the parts of the machine appear to be well made and solid, which makes it ideal for those who intend to exercise with it. My favorite part of the pink half ball is how cute it is. My first attempt to fill it with air was impossible because I added too much air, but then I read the directions and I filled it to only about 80%. It comes with a foot pump and a hand pump. I personally used the foot pump. This is all well and good since I can now stand on it and have both feet stay put. There is some wobbling in the process, but it is part of the exercise. Not being totally full also allows you to balance better - weird since you wobble more - but you are able to balance better. Using the fork included in the package, I was able to let out the air without any trouble. It comes with a pin to plug up the bottom Even after use, the pin stayed in place without any issues. They are attached easily and securely with the carabiner and will actually help you balance better. The straps can be adjusted a bit, but you'll need to do so from the top by pulling the string through the loop and then re-adjusting the As a bonus, a jump rope was included as well There is also a rope which, even though I have not yet used it, is a nice touch. In my opinion, I'm afraid that my kitties will think that this is a nice new toy for them to scratch, so I stand it up on one end leaning against a wall with the ball side facing up. It would be appreciated if you pushed the "helpful" button if you found my review useful. Thanks a lot! Your day is going to be great!.
As a casual balance trainer, this trainer is a good choice if you're looking for a trainer to add to your workout routine. In a few moments, you will notice you will not necessarily have the quality of your bosu original but maybe you are fine with that. Nonetheless, I believe the device to be durable enough for my individual use and will do the trick for adding stability control to my exercises. However, it probably wouldn't hold up well in a gym full-time. Setting it up with the foot pump was pretty straightforward. It probably took three minutes for the cap to inflate and then be pressed into place. The pads on the flat side of the half ball seem to be too big for me to understand. This makes it more difficult to do squats or other exercises on that side. We purchased a jump rope and a resistance band at a discount, but both are not of much durability. Yet, I already have those accessories, so I'm not in need of This is another great half ball, but it is kind of.
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