work in an exercise ball?
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Yes and No. No, this pump has needle only for basketball, volleyball, soccer, football and other smaller balls. This is also low volume meaning it take longer to inflate high volume balls. It doesn't come with the attachment for inflating exercise balls. Yes, you can still use it because it still an air pump. It will also be a good arm workout because it will take more than 300 pumps - depending upon the size of the exercise ball, to inflate for about 3-5 minutes. By the time you're done, the pump is already about to overheat.
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Any ball that has a port for the inflation needle, however the size of the ball could require a lengthy workout in itself. Would work fine to top off a ball.
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I would not recommend that but if you want to sit up high and do ab work get a inflatable ball.Works well and comes with a Video.
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The ball I purchased came with a poster of exercises. The first ball I received did not have the poster, but I contacted Amazon and was able to work that out. I also learned to do some exercises when I went to physical therapy.
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Hi there - we already had an exercise ball pump and that is what we used. I believe it is this one: 2 way action Hand AIR PUMP For Pool Floats, Exercise Balls, Rody or Hippity Hop bouncer hopper balls
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you could use it to blow up a large exercise ball. I would rather you use a compressor to initially fill the space and then move to the pump to finish out. To do it manually, say a day or so even with it using the double stroke capability.
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Actually I'm not using the ball that came with my chair. I'm using an exercise ball I had at home. So...Yes - just go to Target or Wal-Mart!
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To KSumners...........I wish I could help you with that..............I did not recieve on with the beace I purchased........but I am thinking it might be a squeeze implement to use for your fingers..........closing the fingers around......opening, closing....a type of exercise ball?? to give some therapy:) wish I had gotten one..........!!
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Yes,You can use the ball for excercises then out it back to use as a chair.
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I do not believe the size is on the ball but I would say it's a small ball. The smallest of the three choices when buying an exercise ball.
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This really depends on your personal squatting needs. 75 centimeters is pretty large for an exercise ball in general, but I've never tried using a ball for squats, and I'm not sure of your technique.
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I used Almost Golf training balls and it worked. The balls are little more dense than standard foam balls.
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Yes you can.... I do it often! I got this ball bc they used it in a barre class I went to and that it where we mainly put it!
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I don't know if they directly sell them, but you can even use a bicycle pump. I used to sit on exercise balls and they steadily deflated and required attention monthly. But I have yet to do anything for this setup. Might be thicker material than exercise ball. But also the way the ball is housed prevents it from deflating I think. Still very happy with it.
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This might work. I does challenge your balance some on two feet, but I find the challenge to be primarily with one foot. I would think a BOSU ball would most closely mimic a board.
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i used my blue pump to finish filling up a 2 1/2' by 1' exercise ball (a peanut ball). I blew air into the exercise ball myself for most of the time. it did a good job of getting the ball to the proper pressure. so that's how I used it and it worked great. so I can't answer your question for sure.
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I have twins and they are 9 months. We haven't used it in quite a while. I would say, get an exercise ball instead and save your money. I just don't think you will use it that long.
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Dr. Oz had some back exercises I taped on DVR that looked interesting, but I haven't used the ball much yet, but plan to in the future. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.