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Key product benefits

• Round balance board for balance, stability, coordination and proprioception exercises.
• Provides multidirectional instability for a more demanding movement-control challenge.
• Textured upper surface helps maintain secure contact with the feet or hands during exercise.
• Anti-slip base supports stable placement on a dry, flat surface.
• Suitable for the feet, ankles, knees, hips, legs and core-stability exercises.
• Can be used for standing exercise, weight-transfer drills, stabilisation and functional training.
• Useful for progressive balance training after basic stability work has been mastered.
• Made from durable moulded plastic and practical for transport or storage.

Who can benefit from the Wobble Board?

• Users who want to improve balance, coordination and movement control.
• Athletes working on ankle, knee, hip and core stability.
• People adding proprioceptive exercises to a functional exercise routine.
• Users who need a more advanced balance challenge than a board that moves in one direction only.
• People in rehabilitation programmes when exercises are approved and adapted by a physiotherapist or physician.

How to use the Wobble Board correctly

• Use the board only on a flat, dry and non-slip surface.
• Start near a stable support such as a wall, table or sturdy chair.
• Master two-foot positions before progressing to single-leg exercises.
• Move slowly and with control, without allowing the board to drop suddenly into its end range.
• Keep the knees slightly bent and avoid locking them fully during standing exercise.
• Do not use the board near stairs, edges, wet flooring or furniture with sharp corners.
• Before each use, make sure the upper and lower surfaces are clean, dry and undamaged.
• Stop exercise if pain, dizziness, tingling, instability or loss of movement control occurs.

Pharmacist's advice

A wobble board can be a useful part of balance and stabilisation training, but it is not designed for an uncontrolled return to exercise after injury. In cases of a recent injury, swelling, ankle or knee instability, acute back pain, substantial balance difficulties, dizziness or recovery after surgery, the starting point and progression of exercise should be adapted with a physiotherapist or physician. At the beginning, safety and movement quality are more important than exercise duration or repetition count.

Ljubica Barbulović, Master of Pharmacy

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Frequently asked questions

Is this the same as the TheraBand Therapeutic Rocker Board?
Not exactly. This Wobble Board provides instability in multiple directions. The Therapeutic Rocker Board is a separate model designed for controlled movement in one plane.

What is the Wobble Board used for?
It is used for balance, coordination, proprioception, joint-stability and body-position-control exercises.

Is it suitable for beginners?
It can be, but beginners should start with a firm support and simple two-foot positions. Single-leg exercise and faster movement patterns should be introduced only gradually.

Can it be used after an ankle or knee injury?
It may be used as part of a recovery programme when a qualified professional determines that this type of exercise is appropriate for the current stage of rehabilitation.

What is the maximum user weight?
The manufacturer instruction guide for this TheraBand Wobble Board type lists a maximum load of approximately 136 kg / 300 lb.