BOSU Balls
Cross-source consensus on BOSU Balls from 1 sources and 5 claims.
1 sources · 5 claims
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- The article rejects BOSU balls for people with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. — Sitting Posture, Hypermobility, and Fear Avoidance
- Unstable surfaces are not presented as reliable stability or proprioception training tools. — Sitting Posture, Hypermobility, and Fear Avoidance
- An unstable surface may confuse somatosensory input without training controlled joint position under meaningful load. — Sitting Posture, Hypermobility, and Fear Avoidance
- Hypermobile clients who struggle with joint control may not benefit from devices that make proprioceptive information less reliable. — Sitting Posture, Hypermobility, and Fear Avoidance
- The preferred alternative to unstable-surface drills is controlled loading, velocity, and task-specific joint control. — Sitting Posture, Hypermobility, and Fear Avoidance