Yes4All Toning Ball (Marble/Diamond Grip/Smooth) - Soft Weighted Medicine Ball for Pilates, Yoga, Physical Therapy and Fitness

50 each. $20. At around $5, I thought these were a bit pricey. $16- 17 because of a coronavirus buying binge, but I decided to give them a shot anyway. br>br>First and foremost, the weight in these balls comes from weight bags inside, which move and shift the weight as you move. The ball's weight isn't distributed evenly. This is my biggest gripe with the balls, and the reason I'm kicking myself for buying them in the first place. Second, the ball's radius is quite large. br>br> I'm tall and have long hands, so the size is a little awkward for me, but it's not too bad. If you're short, be aware that these balls may be uncomfortable for you.

Abdullah Solomon

| Aug 11, 2021

Traditional door stoppers at the hotel where I work pull the outer vinyl or mica off, causing chipping on the bottom edge of the door. The frame is harmed by the use of hard plastic wedges at the hinge area. These are EXACTLY what I was looking for, and the staff adores them. Yes, I understand that this isn't Yoga, but In any case, we get our work done. aloha!.

Oscar Zamora

| Oct 27, 2021

I got the idea from Physical Therepy because I have PPMS and can't move around as much as I used to. They're not a hard, solid ball, but more on the squishy side; they're easy to work with on the inner thighs, and they've helped me tighten up my core muscles and strengthen my back. They appear to be a little heavy at first, but you will grow accustomed to them. br>Excellent quality that appears to last a long time. br>I would purchase again!.

Heidi Anthony

| Mar 13, 2021

I have some uninflated sand filled balls from a different manufacturer. These aren't going to work because I ordered three of them for juggling weighted balls. They're a little big to catch, and I estimate that more than half of the volume is air, so when caught, they almost bounce.

Presley Glenn

| Sep 19, 2021

) I purchased the Red 6lb ball and have been in love with it since I first saw it in the box. I was debating whether to add the 6lb or 8lb version to my routine, and so far I'm confident I made the right choice. I have small hands and it fits perfectly; in fact, I ordered two more the next day. I'll get them next week at 3 lb. br>I'm also glad I went with the Diamond knurl design, which is a little more expensive but really helps me keep the ball in my hand. br>I have a few weighted wristbands but they drive me crazy because they move all the time, so I wanted to try something different and I'm very pleased with the results. br>I will recommend it, but you must consider your weight and/or purchase several so that you can gradually increase your weight for better results. br>br>I wear a vest that is 6 lbs plus the size and it fits me perfectly!.

Ashley Guerrero

| Jul 02, 2021

I've been doing Pilates online for a few months now, and I was curious as to why my instructor uses ball weights rather than traditional barbells. The sand shifts, she claims, which is good for the muscles. They are appealing to me. Because my hands sweat a lot, they're a little more difficult to use than barbells with a different grip, but I can squeeze the balls to keep them in my hands. They appear to be beneficial to my workout, and if I ever return to a gym to take this class, I intend to bring my own weights. In any case, I'm thrilled to have my own weights to use at home.

Dominic Choi

| May 11, 2021

bells. I like these a lot more than the dumb-looking ones. Because they're a lot of fun to play with, bells are a great choice. I'm going to get a job. I use my fingers to toss and catch the ball. can take them for a walk to improve their work-life balance. out. A serious lifter would probably laugh at them, but I keep one on my desk at work and one at home for when I get fidgety. I adore how soft they are, making it easy for me to grasp them with my fingers. My forearms are extremely strong. The strength of my hands has increased. This is an excellent item.

Evelyn GODDARD

| Apr 03, 2021

I bought two of these. In a tai chi class, balls are used. They work great, despite the fact that they were a little big for my hands at first. The ball is made of a material that allows you to easily hold on to it, even if your hands are too small to hold it. My hands are medium in size and I am a medium-sized woman. In my tai chi class, the majority of the women use 1. I was going to use weights, but I figured I'd give these a shot, and they've worked out great so far. If I were a beginner, I would most likely choose 1.

Uriah Sosa

| Aug 01, 2021