An exercise ball adds instability to body-weight moves, engaging more muscles during crunches, planks, and stretches. Choose the correct size for your height to maintain proper form.
Match ball diameter to your height for safe alignment.
Check weight capacity to support dynamic exercises and added resistance.
Select anti-burst material for peace of mind during vigorous use.
Find the right size and firmness for your routine.
FAQs
Sit on the ball with feet flat; knees should form a 90-degree angle. Use a 55 cm ball for heights 5'1"–5'7", 65 cm for 5'8"–6'1".
Short sessions can activate your core, but long-term sitting may cause fatigue. Alternate with a regular chair and maintain good posture.
Inflate until firm yet slightly yielding under your weight. Over-inflation reduces stability; under-inflation affects support.
Many prenatal routines include gentle ball exercises, but consult a healthcare provider for personalized guidance.
Wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap. Keep away from sharp objects and store at room temperature when not in use.