INCLINE BALANCE RAMP FOR DOG TRAINING
- For dog and human
- Place under any balance ball to get tilt
- Inflatable
By using this wedge-shaped balance ball, a flat surface becomes more demanding to be on. There are many different ways to use the relatively flat balance plate. Either just as it is and train with two or four paws on. Another suggestion for practice is to teach the dog to back up or down the ramp.
This sufficiently large and suitably inclined air-filled plate is also suitable for combining with any kind of balance ball. By placing the ramp under a disc or fitbone, there is a slope that causes the dog's center of gravity to be different.
It is easy to regulate the amount of air in the blue ramp, just remove the plug on the back and blow in more air or let some air out.
The ramp has round knobs. This partly makes it easier for the dog to feel the ramp under its paws, and partly means that a balance ball that is placed on top of the ramp gets a better grip. However, be careful so that no balance balls can roll away and the dog can fall to the floor.
Movin' sit comes from Italian Gymnic. It is a balance wedge originally designed for humans. By sitting on the ramp, your core muscles are activated while you get a good posture. So when the dog doesn't have to exercise, it's just for you to sit and balance while you work at the computer or sit and eat dinner.
The balance ramp is made of high-quality PVC and is completely free of latex, phthalates and BPA.
SIZE AND COLOR
Available in two different sizes.
Mini: width and length: 26 cm x 26 cm. Height 0.5 to 7.5 cm.
Large: width and length: 36 cm x 36 cm. Height 0.5 to 8.5 cm.
Color: blue
HANSESGÅRDEN TIPS
Balancing on an air-filled ball of large or small size may look easy. But it's much tougher than you think. There are many muscles that have to work and it requires a lot of concentration from the dog. So keep training sessions short and take frequent breaks.
Has your doggie been injured and you want balance ball training for rehabilitation purposes? Then we recommend that the training takes place in consultation with a dog physiotherapist or other medically knowledgeable staff.