Theraband 23300 Rocker Balance Board

Overview

A square balance board measuring about 13 by 14 inches that tilts along a single plane at a 30 degree angle, used for balance training, rehab and core work. It ships with an illustrated guide covering over 37 exercises.

Unlike a multi-directional wobble board, the Rocker Board moves in only one plane at a time, forward and back or side to side depending on which way you set it down. That constraint is what makes it useful for rehab progressions, since a therapist or user can train one specific movement rather than fighting instability in every direction at once.

• 13 1/8 x 14 inch molded plastic board
• 30 degree angle of deflection
• Anti-skid base, tactile top surface
• Includes guide with 37+ exercises

Who it's for

Works well for people doing post-surgery rehab, plantar fascia stretching, or anyone who wants a low-impact balance and ankle mobility tool to use at a standing desk. Less useful for someone who specifically wants multi-directional instability training, since this board only tilts one way at a time.

Pros and cons

Performance notes

The board's molded plastic base rocks along one axis, so standing on it forces the ankles, knees and core to make small constant corrections. The anti-skid underside keeps it from sliding on hard floors or carpet, and the tactile top surface is meant to give sensory feedback through bare feet.

Specifications

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