Balance Training

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If you struggle with your balance or have found your stability compromised after an injury, balance training can help. There are a variety of balancing tools you can use to retrain your body, strengthen your core stability, and improve your steadiness on your feet. From balance boards and wobble boards to wedge cushions and rockers, you’ll find everything you need to improve your sense of balance here at Physiosupplies. Wobble boards in Ireland available now Found that your body needs more support when sitting? Wedge cushions and balance pillows can help. Available in a variety of styles from inflatable cushions to orthopaedic pillows, they tilt your pelvis into a natural position and relieve pressure on your spine and back. They can easily be used in the office or at home to help correct your posture. Looking for balance board exercises? Wobble boards are the perfect tool for you to use. These boards are extremely durable as they are designed for standing on, and the difficulty can be adjusted based on your standing position. Professionals recommend having a chair or other stable object nearby to provide support if you need it. Placing an order at Physiosupplies and need your items quickly? We offer next working day delivery, making it easier for you to shop 100% Irish. Simply select next working day delivery at the checkout. FAQs Why is balance training important? Balance training is vital following an injury to reduce the likelihood of further injuries. It will help to improve your body awareness and give you greater stability on your feet, preventing falls or stumbles. It is especially helpful for aiding your recovery after an injury. How long should you stand on a balance board? Balance boards are great tools for improving your balance, but it is important to use them in moderation. Experts recommend standing on a wobble board for 2 to 3 minutes at a time for the most effective workout and training regime. Are balance boards good for abs? If you want to work on