Indo Board Professional Balance Trainer - Clear

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If you don’t know how to surf (yet!), balance boards are a great way to build the foundations for balancing that you’ll need later on. Any time you spend fine-tuning your balance will pay off in the water. This board would best if you are looking to get into or just started a board sport and are looking to improve your skills while avoiding the risks taking a lot of falls when using a move advanced balance board.

When you throw the Whirly Board into the mix, it not only helps you increase the benefits of your standing desk, but it’s a lot more fun. So it’s no wonder more people are buying balance boards for standing desks. I have used the INDO board for over 10 years, to keep all my small and large muscles groups in shape and balance neurons firing. One day I discovered that the board was missing from my downstairs workout room. I later found out that my 24 year old son had taken it to Montana, where is living, without asking. He's an awesome kid so I didn't really care but, he felt so bad about taking it without asking, he brought it home on his next visit to Idaho. We’ve tested out the Revolution Swell 2.0 for a few months, and it’s durable, lightweight, and ultra agile. If you’re going for a one-size-fits-all when it comes to a surf balance board, go for the Swell 2.0. If the Swell 2.0 had an eco-friendly version, it would take the #1 spot on this list. Read our in-depth review of the Swell 2.0. The larger your surf balance board is, the more space you’ll need to roll around. Be sure to clear a wide area around where you’ll be using your board, so that you won’t hit anything if (or when) you fall. Balance Board FAQs Do balance boards actually help me surf better?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. You can easily use a balance board to level up not only your surfing skills but also your overall fitness. Practice doing squats and push ups on the balance board–taking care. You can place a rolled towel on the sides of the roller to keep it from rolling out from underneath you, adding extra support.

The good news is that most balance boards for surfing have plenty of room to grow. There are always ways to make them easier or more challenging to ride. If you get one that’s a bit beyond your ability, use the wall to help you balance until you can ride it without external support. Focus on durabilityThe cushions are great if you are planning to use the board to provide instability for workout routines and exercises with free weights because it is much safer to do than using free weights on a roller. The balance and coordination skills learned using the RevBalance Swell 2.0 translate into tangible improvements in the water. In addition, the Swell makes for a fun toy around the house when friends come over. Once you’ve found a set-up you like, paint it! Let us know how you go with your surf balance board below. Tips for Choosing a Surf Balance Board Choose one that suits your skill level–with room to grow A Vew-do board would be better if you are trying to get better at board sports, but they are a little more dangerous and challenging than this board.