BIG BUMP STIMULATING DISC – Ø 60 CM
BIt is the giant version of the Bump Stimulating Disc Cod. 3001. Thanks to its wider diameter of 60 cm, it allows a more extensive use even with two feet. The Big Bump Stimulating Disc is an inflatable rubber disc featuring a surface with many bumps and a smooth surface. It is part of the so-called unstable bases and wobble boards devoted to exercises of proprioception, coordination, and strength. The massage nodules on the surface stimulate blood circulation, release muscle tension, improve balance, coordination, and posture. The spiked surface helps to increase perception while performing an exceptional relieving action at the bottom of the feet. The disc is equipped with a hole with a cap to control its rigidity and regulate the pressure to meet the individual needs.
Dimensions: Ø 600 mm. Height 130 mm
Weight: 3 kg
A rubber wobble cushion is a fantastic tool for many proprioception exercises. In its great simplicity, it facilitates to improve the balance in every field, from the professional sport to the postural one for older adults. Inflated with air, it deforms sufficiently to create instability. You can use it not only with your lower limbs, but also by leaning your hands, knees, or sitting on it. All this makes it possible to make the positions unstable and to activate supporting muscles to correct the loss of balance. Let’s observe some exercises. From the upright position, the most simple actions suggest climbing on it with two feet or with only one.
Compared to the Freeman tablet, you immediately notice a significant load on the ankle and instability, that is less predictable. Having more than one of them available, stepping on them, after having distributed them on the ground, is an excellent exercise. Seasoned athletes use it more intensely. They jump on it with one or two legs, do squats even with a load, or make the technical movements of the sport they practice. A volleyball player dribbles balancing on Bump Discs. The Bump Stimulating Discs allow the execution of excellent exercises for the core. Amongst others, the bird-dog extension exercise: you need four discs placed under hands and knees, and then proceed with the alternate extension of arms and legs. The action can be executed using only two discs, placed under the hands or the knees, of your choice. Finally, sitting on top and lifting your feet off the ground causes instability that must be corrected with the abdominal muscles. A medicine ball can be added to twist the torso and generate a more intense action. Bump Discs are also excellent support for many Pilates exercises, such as twist spines, toe tap, and single-leg stretch.
