Indo Board Professional Balance Trainer - Clear

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These are a great maneuver for all surfers because it fine tunes your ability to get low and generate power with your legs. Your bottom turn requires you to compress and drive which uses the same muscles as a squat. By doing these on an Indo board you will make sure you are applying power evenly which will ensure you are riding your surfboard on the sweet spot.

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Balance training is a major part of the workout routines of most serious surfers. Professionals and hobbyists alike, there are two main reasons you want to utilize a balance trainer: improving strength when training & maintaining strength when you can't make it into the water. Here are a few workouts that can be done on an Indo Board that I have found beneficial to my surfing. Some of the key features to look for when shopping for a balance board are the material, whether it's made of wood or plastic, and the style of roller. When reviewing balance boards we made selections based on these features as well as durability and range of motion. We also had a physical therapist from our Review Board review this article for accuracy and how to safely integrate these devices into your routine.Balance boards are typically made from wood or plastic. Wood options may be more durable, while plastic options may be more comfortable to use. So, keep your priorities in mind as you shop, and opt for a balance board that suits them. The benefits aren't limited to surfers though, professional athletes from all sports are discovering instability and balance training workouts. The benefits come from the strengthening of peripheral muscles and forcing your body to use its core to stay balanced. Rather than working one muscle, instability training works a whole range of muscles, even some very small ones that might get ignored, but which are crucial to your sport. Make sure you make it easy for yourself to achieve balance the first time,” advises Malek. “Stand next to a wall, use two hands on a rail, carefully step on with one foot and then the other as you find your balance.”

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From Indo Board's beginnings as a way to practice surfing balance and technique on dry land - to the global spread of all board sports, Indo Board is the balance board used by champions world wide. Then, we considered the style of each board and which materials they were made out of. We also looked at price, the rolling length, and the tilting angle of the board. Finally, we considered how user-friendly each board was and whether or not it would be good for beginners. The Indo Board Balance Trainer is the most versatile balance board product available in the market today. Originally designed for surf balance training in the 1970’s by surfer Hunter Joslin, the product’s simplicity has enabled it to become a truly multifunctional fitness tool. Most importantly it is FUN!

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Ryan says that if you want to make a balance board exercise (like a squat or plank) harder, you can shift the board a little to the left or right. (Do this while at the top or bottom of your plank or squat, not while you’re in motion.) It makes for excellent entertainment. But, if you’re a surfing or skateboarding novice, fear not; the Swell allows you to start slow and work your way up to becoming a balance board aficionado.

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We look forward to getting one of our Indo Boards into your hands very soon! Before starting on your Indo Board, please ensure you read, understand and follow the basic safety precautions and how to get started on your Indo Board. Use of the Indo Board is at your own risk. This board is 18″ x 30″ inches (or 45cm x 76cm). The foam roller is 6″ x 36″ inches (or 15cm x 91cm).When doing the push ups, go down to a 90* angle and make sure to hold a steady pace. An ideal rate is 2 seconds on the up and 4 on the down. Be careful, because if you push it too far, your board might slide out one direction, leaving you to fall face first into the roller. Using the corners as the safety guides allows you to use the board narrowly and widely across the foam roller (See examples below). It’s easier to use the board wide at first. The more you practice, the more you’ll want to make it more challenging and change your stance to narrow.