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Body Solid Inversion Table Body Solid Inversion Table
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Body Solid Soft Ply Box Body Solid Soft Plyo Box
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Body-Solid Stability Ball Rack Body Solid Stability Ball Rack
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BOSU Balance Trainer With Fitness Cords BOSU Balance Trainer With Fitness Cords
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bosu, pro, balance, trainer, ball, BOSU Ball Balance Trainer
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BOSU Ball Balance Trainer Pink Home BOSU Ball Balance Trainer Pink Home
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bosu, pro, balance, trainer, ball BOSU Ball Balance Trainer Pro Commercial
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BOSU Ballast® Ball - 65cm BOSU Ball Ballast Stability Ball - 65 cm
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BOSU Ball Sport Balance Trainer BOSU Ball Sport Balance Trainer 17.5"
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BOSU Elite Balance Trainer Ball BOSU Elite Balance Trainer Ball
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BOSU Powerstax Set BOSU Powerstax Set
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BOSU Soft Fitness Ball, 4 LB. - 6 Pack BOSU Soft Fitness Ball, 4 LB. - 6 Pack
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Shuttle Balance Trainer Shuttle Balance Trainer
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Technique Boxes (24" x 24" x 5") York Technique Box - 5"
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Benefits of Balance Training
Proprioception is the body’s ability to interpret and use information about your position in space. Through a complex system of environmental feedback, cues from the bottom of your feet, the relation of your inner ear to gravity, and what you see, your body senses which muscles to activate or deactivate to maintain your desired position. It does this when you stand, get up from a chair, or walk on the sidewalk. It also uses all of these cues when you're riding a bike, skiing, strength training at the gym, and standing on your tiptoes to grab something from a high shelf. When the information received is too complex to translate, the system gets overwhelmed and you lose your balance. But with practice and experience (i.e. balance training) you can master what once seemed like impossible tasks—just like you did when you first removed the training wheels from your childhood bike or made it to the bottom of the bunny hill the first time without falling.

By training to develop greater balance, you will recognize improvements in coordination, athletic skill, and posture. This in turn will result in fewer injuries and greater stability as you age, which can help prevent falls and keep you both strong and independent longer. These are the very benefits that have led many coaches, trainers, and athletes to incorporate balance training into their workouts.