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TIPS:

•  When you first begin to use the balance board, you may want to hold onto the back of a chair for 
  support or stand in a doorway so that you can touch each side of the frame. Always use caution 
  when using the board and take steps to protect yourself in case of a fall.
•  Always maintain proper upright posture. Keep your head erect, back straight and knees bent. Keep 
  your eyes focused straight ahead to avoid losing balance.
•  Begin by performing exercises with a small range of motion until you become comfortable with 
  the board. Basic side-to-side, front-to-back, and circular rotation movements are all excellent 
 starter 

exercises.

Using the Balance Board

Specifications

15.3" diameter
Height: 3.1"
Weight capacity: 440 lbs.

Side to Side

Position your feet, about shoulder 
width apart, on the board. Shift your 
weight from side to side to slowly 
move the board. 

Front to Back

Position your feet, about shoulder 
width apart, on the board. Shift your 
weight from front to back to slowly 
move the board. 

Circular

Use controlled movements to make 
the board rotate in a circle.

Calf Stretch

Position the board in back of you. 
Place one foot on the floor and the 
heel of the other foot on the board. 
Gently lean forward until you feel a 
stretch in your calf. Repeat several 
times and then switch feet.

Balanced Stance

Stand so that the edge of the board 
does not touch the floor. As you become 
more proficient, add variations like squats, 
overhead arm reaches, and balancing 
on one foot.

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