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FBCJ• Burst Resistant up to 285 lb.
• Load Rated to 1,000 lb. | Application | Height | Ball Size |
|---|
| Chair | 5'2" & under | 55 cm |
| Chair | 5'2" & over | 65 cm |
| Chair | 6'0" & over | 75 cm |
| Exercise | 4'1" - 5'1" | 45 cm |
| Exercise | 5'2" - 5'8" | 55 cm |
| Exercise | 5'7" - 6'2" | 65 cm |
| Exercise | 6'3" & over | 75 cm |
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Fitterfirst Exercise Ball ChartThis exercise chart comes free with the purchase of every Fitterfirst exercise ball or fitness ball. Exercises are included for beginners as well as for advanced exercisers having a high level of fitness. There are a total of 19 exercises from which to choose from - including those specifically for warm-up and each major area of the body.
Click here to read more...Bullet-Proof KneesEvery skier and snowboarder has heard it more than once in their life: “Bend your knees.” That’s particularly good advice for tense beginners or intermediates who look rigid. But what appears to be “knee bend” in experienced skiers and riders is actually a kind of functional relaxation, something that becomes a habit in all good athletes because of one important fact: Relaxing the knees facilitates balance.
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10 Tips for a Healthy and Active Work EnvironmentIn today’s office environment many of us sit for at least 8 hours a day at our desk. This accounts for one third of our waking day!
Click here to read more...Sitting - The Forgotten Health RiskThe design of most chairs in common use today is based on ease of manufacture rather than the needs of you - the user!
Click here to read more...Active SittingYou've heard of sitting on a donut when you have discomfort sitting but have you ever considered sitting on a sitting disc for fitness benefits?
Click here to read more...Keeping the World Better Balanced for Over 21 Years.Fitterfirst has been leading the world to better balance for over 21 years; however it's only in the last 5-10 years that fitness balls have gained popularity within the fitness industry.
Click here to read more...Active Sitting at the OfficeI purchased a second stability ball during my recent trip to the IDEA Health and Fitness Conference in Las Vegas. Purchasing this ball wasn't for doing abdominal crunches - it was to serve as my desk chair at work.
Click here to read more...Bouncing Your Way to FitnessYou can use it for crunches, strength training, yoga - and even as a desk chair. The exercise ball, also known as the Swiss, stability or body ball, is touted for a variety of fitness uses.
Click here to read more...Exerpt: A Test of Will: One Man's Extraordinary Story of SurvivalI throw myself into rehab like a man possessed. I have to give myself the best possible chance of success and that means being as fit as possible. But wheeling into the amputee unit's gym, I'm startled at first by the site of all the people with various missing limbs.
Click here to read more...Leading the World to Better Balance in 2005The American Council on Exercise (ACE) predicts Balance Training will be the #1 fitness trend in 2005.
Click here to read more...Cardiovascular Disease & FitnessWith a few lifestyle changes along with a heart healthy diet and exercise regimen, you can maintain a healthy heart for life!
Click here to read more…">Functionalize Your ExerciseToday, the importance of "functional fitness" is being stressed more and more. Integrating balance and stability into our workouts helps prepare us for the dynamic environments of daily living. Carrying groceries, playing with our kids, or participating in sports requires a great amount of coordination.
Click here to read more...The Balancing Act of Trail RunningSince we were born, balance and stability have been key elements in our development. They helped us to take our first steps, and eventually learn how to run, jump and kick a ball. Without adequate balance and stability, our body and our daily performances suffer.
Click here to read more...Revive Your 9 to 5Our day has become an accumulation of non-active events and the biggest of those non-active events is the time we spend at work. A typical 8-hour workday represents one half of our waking time! For many of us, this huge chunk of our day is spent in an office environment sitting in a chair and clicking a mouse - which is about fifty thousand heart beats away from breaking a sweat!
Click here to read more...Finding Time to Stay Fit at WorkFinding time for fitness between work, family, and household tasks can be a challenge – especially at this busy time of year. Even more challenging, is that in today’s work environment many of us spend 8 long hours sitting stationary at a desk. Make the time you spend at work, work for you with a variety of unique fitness solutions from Fitter.
Click hrer to read more...12 Day World Cup GymWhen over 600 World Cup Downhill racers, trainers, coaches, technicians and support teams ascend on this jewel of the Rockies it is the beginning of a very special experience.
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Classic Exercise Ball Chair
Highest Quality, Burst Resistant Exercise Balls for Sitting, Stretching and Strengthening
At work or in the gym, Exercise Balls help you to improve core stability, strength, balance and awareness. While at your desk, sit on a Ball Chair to engage in Active Sitting. When exercising, incorporate a ball into your stretching and weight programs to improve coordination and stability. Keep kids sitting active on a ball while watching TV or playing video games. An Exercise Ball is even great for relieving discomfort before, during and after labor.
• Burst resistant up to 285 lbs. (130kg)
• Static load rated to 1,000 lbs. (455kg).
Ball sizing guidelines:
| Application | Height | Ball Size |
|---|
| Chair | 5'2" & under | 55 cm |
| Chair | 5'2" & over | 65 cm |
| Chair | 6'0" & over | 75 cm |
| Exercise | 4'1" - 5'1" | 45 cm |
| Exercise | 5'2" - 5'8" | 55 cm |
| Exercise | 5'7" - 6'2" | 65 cm |
| Exercise | 6'3" & over | 75 cm |
Download an Exercise Ball Chart Here
