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120 Small Pilates Gym Ball + Elastics
  • 120 Small Pilates Gym Ball + Elastics
  • 120 Small Pilates Gym Ball + Elastics
  • 120 Small Pilates Gym Ball + Elastics
  • 120 Small Pilates Gym Ball + Elastics
  • 120 Small Pilates Gym Ball + Elastics
120 Small Pilates Gym Ball + Elastics

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120 Small Pilates Gym Ball + Elastics

EGP319.00
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  • 120 Small Pilates Gym Ball + Elastics
  • 120 Small Pilates Gym Ball + Elastics
  • 120 Small Pilates Gym Ball + Elastics
  • 120 Small Pilates Gym Ball + Elastics
  • 120 Small Pilates Gym Ball + Elastics
120 Small Pilates Gym Ball + Elastics
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your Pilates exercises. The bands on your Swiss ball let you tone your entire body.

BENEFITS

Versatility

From Pilates to abs and posture work, target a range of muscles with the bands.

Compatibility

The ball is compatible with most pumps using the tips provided.

TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS

How to choose your Gym Ball

- Size S: opt for this size if you are up to 1.65 m tall.
- Size M: between 1.65 and 1.85 m tall.
- Size L: over 1.85 m tall.

How do you inflate it to the right size?

When you pump up your ball for the first time, don't be afraid to over-inflate it.
Sit on it and adjust the inflation level (by slightly deflating it, if needed) to adjust the ball to your height. Your knees should be at the same height as your hips, or slightly lower.
To save time, you can inflate your ball using the Swiss Ball pump (sold separately).

What exercises can you do with your Swiss Ball with bands?

Don't know which Pilates exercises to start with, or how to get your posture right? From a flat stomach to a strong back, discover the benefits of Pilates.

Check out our free Decathlon Coach app. With help from our coach, Alice, we've developed a Pilates programme for you that you can easily fit into your daily routine.

Ready to take up the challenge?

Did you know?

The Swiss Ball was originally created in 1963 by an Italian manufacturer, and was later used by a physiotherapist named Suzanne Klein based in Switzerland, which it where it got its name.
What we call the Swiss Ball, commonly known as an exercise ball, was initially designed for medical treatment, particularly for back, orthopaedic and neurological disorders.
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