Description

Soft and yet resilient. The foldable ball for MindBody, Pilates, Wellness and Fitness

What is a Redondo® Ball Touch?

It is a soft, inflatable and very resilient ball made of foamed PVC - made in Germany. It can be rapidly inflated by mouth. This ball can bear a weight of at least 110 kg . The material is odorless and free of latex and forbidden phthalates with soft knobbes.

What is it good for?
It can help to strengthen the spinal, abdominal and core muculature as well as the pelvic floor and hip flexors. The Redondo Ball Touch is also used for massage, or as a head or neckrest.

How does it work?
The Redondo Ball Touch can be easily inflated by mouth (a straw for more comfort and hygiene comes with the product). The air filling can be adjusted to make the ball softer (for sitting or as a headrest) or stiffer for other exercises. Squeeze the ball between your legs to strenghtend your leg muscles and buttocks. Use it as a support under your back to strengthen your core musculature. Bounce it and catch it to improve coordination and skills. This ball is a perfect tool for Pilates-, Wellness-, Fitness and Mind-Body exercises. Plenty of exercises are shown on the workout poster, which comes with the ball.

Suggestion:

"The versatility of the Redondo Ball is just stunning to me. Simply slide a straw into the unplugged valve and blow up the ball in no time to reach its desired stiffness. Touching the ball makes for a pleasant feeling as it has a soft and very elastic surface. The Redondo Ball is easy to grab. I can really squeeze it with my hands and my legs, thus strengthening my muscules. As it can take a load of at least 110kg I can even rest my body on it during many exercises. Even though it feels so soft, it bounces rather well. This makes it an indispensable tool for a wide range of exercises, especially for Pilates, Wellness and Fitness. By the way a very safe tool as well. It is free of forbidden phthalates, heavy-metals and is produced in Germany in compliance with all the strict European health and environmental norms"