Is this suitable for an exercise stability ball?
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Yes, that is exactly the reason that I purchased it. I use it when I travel with my ball.
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Tough to say. The ball joint is pretty stable, but I have not tried it on a treadmill.
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I have seen people using it well.It is not slippery, but it needs to be balanced easily.The original one was used by the Cricket Umpires in UK while cricket was played. A little experience to balance will be great and it will be useful
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The Dynamax balls are definitely better. The JFIT ball is slicker and not quite as rugged. If you are using it alone in your garage it would be fine. Heavy use in a box i doubt they would hold up like a Dynamax
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I have used it for softball and golf and feel its provides stability when playing these sports.Since I have not used it for squats not sure
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Yes you can. Follow this link: http://www.gaiam.com/balance-balls?intcmp=CLBB.balance-balls.20140730. Or purchase an exercise ball at Walmart or Target. Although the ball that came with the chair is thicker and sturdier than the one I purchased at Target.
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Yes. You will just need to make the necessary adjustments due to the balls being lighter than a baseball.
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When exercising there may be some slipping due to perspiration ( sweating ) which could cause the body to glide along the surface of traditional stability balls. Fitter First PRO balls are texturized to minimize this slippingand in my gym I have had no problems whatsoever with slipping on the Fitter First balls. These are my exercise balls of choice for all my personal training sessions.
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I do not believe the size is on the ball but I would say it's a small ball. The smallest of the three choices when buying an exercise ball.
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Hi David, While I find this product a useful adjunct to my workouts, it is not a substitute for core training on either a BOSU or balance ball.
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I'm not sure, I initially ordered a smaller version thinking it was the stability ball. If you want the large one like I did I'd order the Stability ball.
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Hi. Absolutely! This product really is amazing. Good for feet, legs etc... The balls are adjustable. I recommend trying out the different spacing because it really makes all the difference.
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That would take an excessive amount of time. This product is designed to be a portable, low-volume, high-pressure inflator. If you don't have a compressor, I would ask your friends if anybody has one. Thats the best way to inflate exercise balls. Although you could get a good workout using this :)
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I would not recommend it for volleyball. I feel the landing zone for the ball would be too small.
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I'm going to say "maybe." Don't go too big with the ball, as the base itself is not large and has to be secured with something to weight it down (we used bricks). Probably couldn't handle a volleyball, so go smaller than that
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The ball is designed for lower back stretches. Inside the packaging will be picture and written exercises that you can do. I have found the exercises very effective at easing lower back discomfort and pain. I saw this on Dr. Oz last year.
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No, I don't think so. The ball has more of a solid core, not hollow...that is kind of bouncy/foamy. I don't think it would hit right.