Description
The Half Ball with Handles CD8017 is the proprioceptive platform designed to challenge core stability and improve neuromuscular coordination. In fact, thanks to its unstable base, it forces the body to constantly activate deep stabilizing muscles during every exercise, whether it’s squats, planks, or rehabilitation sessions. This model features removable elastic handles, allowing you to integrate upper body training directly on the platform, offering an almost infinite variety of exercises. As a result, the CD8017 is the ideal tool for those looking to transform a standard workout into a dynamic, high-metabolic efficiency session.
Technical features of the Half Ball CD8017
Built with high-quality anti-burst materials, this half ball is designed to withstand the most intense use in the gym or at home. Furthermore, its technical specifications ensure safety and precision:
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Professional Dimensions: a generous diameter of 69 cm and a height of 25 cm for a wide and safe working surface.
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Weight Capacity: robust structure certified for a max loading of 150 kg.
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Handles with Resistance Bands: includes two elastic tubes with ergonomic grips for dynamic arm and shoulder training.
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Non-Slip Surface: texture designed to offer excellent grip both with shoes and barefoot.
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Stable Base: rigid bottom equipped with non-slip rubber feet to prevent movement during use.
Therefore, the Half Ball CD8017 stands out as an elite accessory for personal training and postural gymnastics.
Safety and Combinations
For impeccable stability and to preserve the base’s durability over time, we recommend placing the platform on our shockproof rubber flooring. In addition, this tool is one of the highlights of our fitness accessories category, ideal for alternating with fitballs or med balls. However, the versatility of the CD8017 allows it to be used upside down (flat side up) for even more advanced balance challenges.
In conclusion, choosing the CD8017 model means equipping yourself with a multifunctional tool that improves athletic performance and joint health.