Acu hoop -best weight and size for 5 foot weighing 8.5 stone - old but moderately fit.
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I am 47, 5'2, and 120 lbs and I love mine and think its perfect for me. I am also moderately fit and think this would be ideal for you! Good Luck!
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oops, I forgot to mention which one I bought...Sports Hoop® - Acu Hoop® 4M - 4lb (Dia.40") Medium, Weighted Hula Hoop for Workout with 50 minutes Workout Lesson DVD...I do like a challenge!
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oops, I forgot to mention which one I bought...Sports Hoop - Acu Hoop 4M - 4lb (Dia.40") Medium, Weighted Hula Hoop for Workout with 50 minutes Workout Lesson DVD...I do like a challenge!
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Yes small adult 38 is perfect especially for a beginner and as you learn you can get a wider and heavier hoop. Im 5'4 1/2 and 138lbs and the bigger hoop is a little bit too wide for me.
1050555
The nylon pouch weighs less than a pound. Each ankle pouch holds up to 10 1/2 lb weights = 5 lbs. max per ankle.
924847
I gifted to my niece who is about 5 years old and 25 pounds in weight.It was perfect for her.If the growth of your daughter is very high then you should go for 18" bike.
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I didn't like the Water Gear ankle weights. I found them uncomfortable. I bought All Pro adjustable ankle weights, which I love. They are very comfortable and adjustable in 5-ounce increments up to 2.5 pounds per ankle.
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Typically, individuals less than 4 feet, 6 inches require a 30 cm ball. You should choose a 45 cm ball if you are between 4 feet, 6 inches to 5 feet tall. From 5 feet to 5 feet, 5 inches, select a 55 cm ball. If you are between 5 feet, 6 inches and 6 feet, 2 inches, use a 65 cm ball. If your height exceeds 6 feet, 2 inches tall, opt for a 75 cm ball.
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On each ankle, there are eight slots for weights. This totals five pounds. So you can take them all out and have no weight (don't know why you would do that...), have one in and have .625 lbs, two in and have 1.25 lbs., and so on.
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I purchased this for my son who was approximately 40 lbs at the time. He had a wonderful time in it, though it's not nearly as bouncy as you'd think. A much larger cousin (80 lbs) ended up popping it.
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I think this ones 5 pt harness only goes to 40 lbs - I have an Evenflo SureRide that the 5 point harness goes to I'm pretty sure 65 lbs. Might be more what you're looking for. Evenflo SureRide DLX Convertible Car Seat, Sugar Plum
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It's fine for my 5 year old, but too flimsy for my 8 year old. Definitely made for the 2-4 range and my five y o is pushing it.
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That's about 176 pounds and just under 5 feet 8 inches tall. You're between an A1-A2. My son is 180 pounds and is 5 feet 11 inches and he wears an A3. It fits him really well.
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Probably depends what you are using it for. For a 5'2" person having it against a wall for balance exercises, the 45 cm ball is perfect. The physical therapist recommended a 45 cm ball, and it was difficult to find -- the large chain sports stores didn't have this small ball. And it's held up well after a year of use.
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There is a 5 x7" (approx) hoop available. The Brother brand and a generic that both fit. This hoop is reposition able by the way it attaches and costs from $22 to $40 depending on which you choose.
519331
My daughter is 8, 56 inches and she's in the middle ring ... 5 ft 2 would be a max
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The smaller ball should be the right height for you. I'm 5'8'' and I definitely need the taller ball. I suggest you test a ball at a store or gym before you get the better deal through Amazon. Good luck.
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I'm a 9.5 and I got a medium. Fit well and did its job pretty well. I actually tweeked my ankle during basketball one time with it on...maybe 6 months in. It definitely helped, but doing that made me look for something even more sturdy. I use the ASO Ankle Stabilizing Orthosis - Black - Medium instead and really like it. It gives a lot more stability. It's made well and I find it fast to put on as well. I would get tripped up at times with the royce lacing-if you're familiar with old ice skates you'll know what I mean. You have to make sure you're on the hook right or you have to relace it. The aso is slightly more bulky but doesn't hinder anything for me. The aso happens to be cheaper than the royce right now as well, so you may want to check that one out as well-and the ratings. Good luck in you choice. And may your ankle be safe in its endeavours ;)
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Not quite 5 pounds. I'd say 4 pounds comfortably, a bit more if you're feeling daring. ;)