Inflatable Wobble Cushion So, you want to improve your core strength, balance, and posture, right? Well, it might look like a giant dog toy, but our inflatable wobble cushion ticks all the boxes. Because it’s unstable to sit or stand on, it forces you to stabilise your muscles and constantly challenges your core. /// Anti-Burst PVC The cushion is made from medium-density PVC which is tough and resilient. It’s specially designed to withstand heavy use without losing its shape or warping when inflated. What’s more, it’s anti-burst, so it will slowly deflate rather than going BANG! If it gets punctured. Anti-Slip Bumps We’ve designed it with smooth bumps on one side and acupressure bobbles on the other. These can be placed either way up. Both sets of bumps are designed to enhance your grip when sitting or standing on the cushion, as well as prevent it sliding around on smooth flooring. Hand Pump Included There’s no need to inflate the cushion by mouth because we’ve kindly included a hand pump. This can be used to easily inflate it to your desired capacity. Add extra air to make it firmer and harder to balance; or reduce the amount of air to make it squishier and easier to stand on. Improves Performance If you’re serious about keeping fit, balance training can have a huge impact on your performance. By improving your core strength, balance, and posture, it helps you to perform exercises with the correct form and technique to work your muscles work more effectively. Aids Concentration If you’ve got the attention span of a puppy dog, try sitting on the cushion. Sitting on it forces you to adjust your position and adopt the correct posture in order to reduce the amount of wobble. Once you’ve found a comfy position, you’re more likely to sit still and remain focussed. Sensory Bobbles See those spiky bumps on one side of the cushion? Well, they’re harmless little things called acupressure bobbles. Although they have less effect on adults, sitting on the bobbles can improve the concentration of sensory seeking children – particularly those with ADHD. Versatile Fitness Aid Because sitting or standing on the cushion puts minimal strain on your joints and muscles, it’s great for lower limb strengthening rehabilitation. You can also use it to add instability to lunges, crunches, push-ups, and other exercises to challenge your core whilst working your muscles.
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