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1 kg / 20 cm Medicine Ball - Turquoise

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We have designed this medicine ball for static or dynamic strengthening exercises, at home or at the gym.

Weighted ball to be used dynamically for explosive training or statically to strengthen your muscles and do physio exercises. Available in: 1, 2, 3 and 5 kg. Diameter: 19 - 22 - 23

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Versatility

Forearms, arms, back... Work on many different muscle groups.

Durability

Its surface makes it hard-wearing

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Composition

Small ball

100% Butadiene Rubber

Which weight is right for you?

The weight depends on the exercises being done. The lower-body muscles are more powerful than the upper-body muscles. You can therefore use heavier weights for your squats and lunges (from 1.5kg).

Why use a medicine ball?

The medicine ball is a versatile accessory used in lots of exercises to intensify your workoutIt's an alternative to dumbbells for all exercises, with both hands needed for good grip (e.g. throw-downs and floor taps, or more static exercises such as sitting twists)You can also use its round shape to work your coordination, balance and core by doing mountain climbers with your hands on top of it

What workouts can you do with a medicine ball?

Don't know which exercise to start with, or how to get your posture right? Take a look at the domyos.com website. Our design team and qualified sports coaches have developed a coaching service to guide you. Around ten free exercise videos using the medicine ball are waiting for you.