THERAPEUTIC DRIVE

Key product benefits

• Rigid rocker board for controlled balance, coordination and proprioception exercises.
• One plane of instability at a time supports a more gradual approach to stability training.
• Textured upper surface helps maintain secure foot contact during exercise.
• Anti-slip base supports stable placement on a flat and dry surface.
• Suitable for feet, ankles, knees, hips, legs and core-stability exercises.
• Useful for home exercise, gyms, sports clinics and physiotherapy settings.
• Supports gradual progression once basic balance and movement-control exercises have been mastered.

Who can benefit from a therapeutic rocker board?

• Users who want to improve balance, coordination and controlled movement.
• Athletes working on ankle, knee, hip and core stability.
• People adding proprioceptive exercises to a functional training routine.
• Users in recovery programmes when exercise is professionally approved and adapted.
• Anyone looking for a rigid balance platform rather than an inflatable disc.

How to use the rocker board correctly

• Use the board only on a flat, dry and non-slip surface.
• Start near a firm support such as a wall, table or stable chair.
• Wear stable footwear that allows secure contact with the board.
• Move slowly and with control; do not allow the board to drop suddenly to its end range.
• Master two-foot exercises before progressing to single-leg positions.
• Do not use the product near stairs, edges, wet flooring or furniture with sharp corners.
• Check the board before each use and make sure the anti-slip base sits properly on the floor.

Pharmacist's advice

A therapeutic rocker board can be useful for stability exercises, but it is not intended for training through pain or for an uncontrolled return to activity after injury. In the case of swelling, a recent injury, ankle or knee instability, acute back pain, dizziness or post-operative recovery, exercise selection and progression should be adapted with a physiotherapist or physician. At the beginning, safety and controlled movement matter more than the number of repetitions.

Ljubica Barbulović, Master of Pharmacy

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Frequently asked questions

Is this an inflatable balance disc?
No. This is a rigid TheraBand Rocker Board. It provides controlled rocking in one plane rather than an inflatable unstable surface.

What is a therapeutic rocker board used for?
It is used for balance, coordination, proprioception, movement control and activation of the feet, legs, hips and core stabilisers.

Can beginners use it?
Yes, but beginners should start with simple supported exercises. Single-leg positions and more demanding movements should be introduced gradually.

Can it be used during rehabilitation?
It can be part of a rehabilitation programme when exercises are approved and adapted to the user’s current condition by a physiotherapist or physician.

What is the maximum user weight?
The maximum recommended load is approximately 136 kg / 300 lb.