At what height do you recommend the larger hoop? I'm 5'6
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The top of the hoop should reach your navel , if it is higher than that it is too large from what i understand. I am also a begginer.
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I'm 5'6 as well and I got the larger hoop, thinking I'm average or slightly above-average in height. I really like it. It is quite big but I find it very easy to use.
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I'm no expert but my wife got the smaller one which is perfect for her (5' 4"). I have tried it (5' 8") and it is fine. I can't imagine its being a problem for someone who is 5' 6".
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I'm 5'2 and I thought the large was to big ,I called the co and they told me that was the right size being a beginner ...!!!
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I got the large hoop and I'm 5'4! I have had it for a few months and still can't get it put together. Not worth it for me.
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I am shorter and it's a good hoop for beginners who want to practice waist hooping. It's not a good size if you are planning on doing off body moves unless you have a huge space to practice in. I did not have trouble putting it together I used a hair dryer on the end and twisted two ends together.
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I'm 5'5" and it's goof for me. Also, my niece who is 5'8" finds it a good fit. It may be overwhelming for folks shorter than 5'5" but should work well for your height.
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Hey guys. I am 5.10 and this bike is a perfect fit for me. It should be ok for people 5.7 to 6.1"
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Yes. Unless you are shooting from far back and need the air space, 8' should be fine. We stand right up against the court so we can reach down for the basketballs without even looking and when they are thrown, they might go above the entire court like 6"-1'. Good luck on choice.
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I am pretty sure the machine will accommodate your height to over 6 feet...I am 5.6 and it works just fine
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I am 6 ft tall and the rower length is fine for me. If more of your stature is in your torso you will have no problem. If your legs are quite long, the rower is probably not for you.
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My son is almost 2 but I bought it bc it's good for up 6 years old I like it it's sturdy You might want to get a heavier or more advance hoop that's from 6 and up
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It is just right for me at 6'1", so may be a bit small for you. If you know a good bike shop ask them... Sorry I was long responding. We had a death in the family.
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Generally speaking, it depends on your height. If you are 6 ft or taller, you should get the 75 cm version. If you are between 5'5" and 6 ft, get the 65 cm, and if you are 5'4" or shorter, get the 55 cm version. That said, I am 6'2" and I have balls in all three sizes as they serve different functions depending on the exercise you are doing.
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I'm 5'4 and 18inch is just perfect for me. My best guess would be for you to try both size at a local store. Or you can check online for size charts : it will tell you the recommended bicycle frame height according to your height. Under 5'4 = they recommend 18 inches
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I would get the larger size. I am 5ft 4 and it's just right, but I think for a taller person, it would be too small.
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Yes. You will be able to learn. I was never able to keep a normal hoop up myself. The weight and size of it makes it easier. If you do get the hoop that's wavy you will feel a little bruised when you start, but it will go away and you will be fine. I can hoop for an hour without a problem. Good luck!!
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At 5'1" I would recommend the next size smaller ball (but you should really confirm that with your physical therapist). The best thing about this "Stability" Ball is that it is weighted with sand in the bottom so you will have less chance of losing your balance. I recommend this exercise ball.
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I'm 6'5" tall and it works great for me. Haven't had any problems with it yet but have only owned it for 6 weeks.
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It might be best to go for the smaller one. Although, the only harm the taller one will do is raise your feet more; it is a matter of your personal comfort.
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Im 5'11" and it works fine for me. I would think if you are over 6 foot 4 you are going to want a taller rack.
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I'm 5'2" and I bought the 38" one. If you can swing it around your arm and not have it touch the ground then your good. I'm not sure what weight of hoop you should choose but keep in mind that a little weight helps with keeping up the momentum of the hoop. The catch though is that you feel the weight when it moves. I was sore when I first started using my hoop.
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They recommend the 28" for anyone under 6' tall. However, I'm 5'9" and much prefer the 36". At 5'2" I would guess you might prefer the 28". None of us are under 5'9" so I have no personal experience from which to tell you.