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Wobble Board Pilates FAQs

What does a Wobble Board do for you?

Wobble boards allow you to move side to side and front to back, but they also allow you to tilt the board in a circle (aka “around the world”). Physical therapists often use balance boards in the rehabilitation of lower leg injuries.

Is a Wobble Board good exercise?

Not only does using a Wobble Board workout small muscles and joints (that are often ignored in other exercises), it also improves flexibility. Your joints will love it when you get on your Wobble Board because it simulates instability and balance.

Is Wobble Board good for the core?

Yes. The Wobble board is a fabulous multipurpose tool that can help improve core strength, balance, and joint flexibility. Studies have shown that core stabilization exercises (like a Wobble Board) also helps reduce lower back pain.

Can I incorporate Pilates exercises on a Wobble Board?

Yes. The amazing thing about a Wobble Board is that it’s very versatile. There’s an unlimited number of Pilates exercises that can be incorporated. The Wobble Board will make the moves a bit more challenging and help make the routine more fun. 

Why is balancing so good for the body?

Maintaining your balance and body control requires the whole body to work in unison, including the mind. This means every single muscle, joint, tendon, and even brain is being challenged and strengthened.

Is the Balance Board fun?

Yes. And that’s important because it will make you exercise for longer without you realising it. The Balance Board essentially turns exercise into a fun game.

Will the Balance Board exercise give me a six-pack?

Yes, if you do them on a regular basis! In Pilates, a strong core is the foundation of the practice. Training with a Wobble Board directly engages the core. 

Below are some of the popular exercises for building a strong core.

Frog Leg Lift Wobble

Back Extension Twist Wobble

Back Extension Wobble

Sit Ups Wobble