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AIREX® Balance Pads - Regular or Elite - The special waffle texture on the upper and lower sides of the AIREX Balance Pad Elite is slip-resistant on the one hand and simultaneously provides pleasant stimulation of the foot receptors during barefoot balance training on the other hand. Thanks to destabilization with the Balance Pad Elite, the body is constantly challenged in order to maintain balance and stabilize the joints. Training with the Balance Pad Elite can purposefully improve conditional and coordinative abilities in combination, for example, strength, endurance, differentiation, and balance. Balance Pad is not entirely slip-resistant on smooth floors. We therefore recommend an AIREX mat underneath as the ideal complement. Simple to clean, antimicrobial finish.
Features:
- Active therapy and training devices made of the familiar soft AIREX foam material.
- The Balance Pad Elite is the further development of the proven Balance Pad.
- A special waffle textures on the upper and lower sides is slip-resistant on the one hand and simultaneously provides pleasant stimulation of the foot receptors during barefoot balance training on the other hand.
- The thickness of 6 cm gives the Balance Pad Elite the desired destabilizing characteristics.
- Due to yielding foam, the body is constantly challenged in order to maintain balance and stabilize the joints.
- Exercises more, deeper muscles compared to performing the same exercises without the Balance Pad Elite.
- Control brain functions are activated and receptors in joint and fascia system are stimulated more strongly.
- Training with the Balance Pad Elite can purposefully improve conditional and coordinative abilities in combination, for example strength, endurance, differentiation and balance.
- It is used in rehabilitation and prevention as well as recreational and professional sports.
- As the ideal complement, we recommend an AIREX mat underneath, especially for exercises that are performed e.g. while lying down or in the side push-up position.
- The extremely soft closed-cell foam material does not absorb moisture or dirt and is highly durable.
- Its antimicrobial hygiene protection keeps even the aggressive MRSA bacteria in check.
Quantity: 1
Material: Closed-cell foam.
Manufacturer: AIREX®
Indications: Simultaneously provides slip-resistance and pleasant stimulation of the foot receptors during barefoot balance training. Ideal for one-legged and single-handed functional dynamic training & exercise.
Suitable for:
- Fitness/Prevention
- Pilates/Yoga
- Physiotherapy/Rehabilitation
- Club Sport/School Sport
- Sport Therapy
- Balance Therapy/Training
Indications: Simultaneously provides slip-resistance and pleasant stimulation of the foot receptors during barefoot balance training. Ideal for one-legged and single-handed functional dynamic training & exercise
Options:
Regular
Standard Blue (23401) Dimensions: 19.7" x 16.1" x 2.4" UPC: 603865235015
Elite - Standard
Standard - Lava (23430) Dimensions: 20 x 16.4 x 2.5"
Standard - Blue (23531) Dimensions: 20 x 16.4 x 2.5"
Standard - Kiwi (30-1915-KIW) Dimensions: 20 x 16.4 x 2.5"
Standard - Pink (30-1915PNK) Dimensions: 20 x 16.4 x 2.5"
Elite - Mini
Mini - Lava (30-1909) Dimensions: 16 x 9.8 x 2.5"
   
What Makes Airex Balance Pads Unique
- Options:
Standard
Standard - Lava (23430) Dimensions: 20 x 16.4 x 2.5 inches
Standard - Blue (23531) Dimensions: 20 x 16.4 x 2.5 inches
Standard - Kiwi (30-1915-KIW) Dimensions: 20 x 16.4 x 2.5 inches
Standard - Pink (30-1915PNK) Dimensions: 20 x 16.4 x 2.5 inches
Mini
Mini - Lava (30-1909) Dimensions: 16 x 9.8 x 2.5 inches
 7 BALANCE PAD EXERCISES - Side-to-Side Steps
- Start standing on the balance pad with feet close together.
- Shift your weight entirely onto your right foot and slowly lift your left leg off the pad. Hold for 3-4 seconds, then put your left down.
- As soon as the left leg touches the pad, transfer your weight to that foot and lift your right leg.
- Repeat 5-10 times on each side.
- Toe Raises
- Start standing on the balance pad with feet close together.
- Slowly lift up onto your toes as high as you can, then lower back down to the start.
- Repeat 10-15 times.
- March in Place
- Start standing on the balance pad with feet close together.
- Start marching, lifting one foot at a time as high as you comfortably can. Try moving your arms at the same time for momentum and balance, keeping them bent by your sides at 90-degree angles.
- Repeat for 30-60 seconds.
- Step-Ups
- Stand on the floor with the balance pad on the floor in front of you.
- Carefully step onto the pad, then bring the other foot up to meet it.
- Hold this position for 1-2 seconds, maintaining balance, then step back down and repeat as many times as desired.
- Single Leg Balance
- Start standing on the balance pad with feet close together.
- Extend arms out to the side for balance, then slowly lift one leg, bending at the knee. Try to raise it so your knee comes to hip level, parallel to the floor, or as high as you can.
- Hold as long as you can (up to 20 seconds), then return leg to the pad.
- Switch and repeat on the other leg. Repeat 5-10 times on each side.
- If this becomes too easy, try adding in some light dumbbells and performing bicep curls or shoulder raises while standing on one leg.
- Squats
- Start standing on the balance pad with feet approximately hip distance apart.
- Extend arms straight out in front of you, then slowly bend your knees and push your hips and buttocks back toward the wall behind you.
- Lower as far as you comfortably can, then return to the start position.
- Repeat 15-20 times.
- Plank
- Place balance pad on the floor, ideally on a cushioned exercise mat or carpet. Note: If you have trouble getting up and down from the floor, make sure the pad is near a counter, chair, or railing for assistance.
- Carefully lower yourself down to the floor into a kneeling position with the pad in front of you.
- Place bent arms onto the pad so that only your forearms and elbows touch, and elbows are aligned underneath shoulders. Extend legs back behind you and lift up onto your toes. If this is too difficult, you can remain in your knees.
- Make sure your body is in a straight line from shoulders to toes, not letting your hips lift up into the air or sink down toward the floor.
- Keep your belly button pulled in toward your spine and hold this position for 20-60 seconds, or as long as you can.
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