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The TheraBand 34-inch (85 cm) Exercise Ball is a heavy-duty stability ball designed for physical therapy, rehabilitation, core training, and home exercise programs. At 85 cm, this is the largest size in the TheraBand ball lineup, recommended for users 6 feet 4 inches and taller. It improves flexibility, coordination, and core strength, and includes a multi-language exercise instruction chart for guided workouts. Inflates with a standard hand or foot pump (not included).
This exercise ball is well-suited for tall individuals (6 feet 4 inches and above) who need a properly sized stability ball for core training, balance work, or home exercise programs and want a heavy-duty ball from a trusted rehabilitation brand. It is an excellent choice for physical therapists and occupational therapists who use stability balls in clinical rehabilitation programs for patients working on core strength, balance, coordination, and postural alignment. Personal trainers and fitness professionals who work with taller clients will appreciate the 85 cm size, which ensures proper hip and knee alignment during seated and supine exercises. It also serves patients in home exercise programs prescribed by their physical therapist who need a durable, correctly sized ball for ongoing rehabilitation and conditioning.
How do I choose the right exercise ball size?
When seated on the ball with feet flat on the floor, your hips and knees should be at approximately 90 degrees. The 34-inch (85 cm) ball is recommended for users 6 feet 4 inches and taller. If you are shorter, a smaller size (55 cm, 65 cm, or 75 cm) will provide better alignment.
Is a pump included?
No. A standard hand or foot pump is required to inflate the ball and is not included. Most standard ball pumps with a needle attachment are compatible.
What exercises can I do with this ball?
The included multi-language exercise instruction chart provides guided exercises for core strengthening, flexibility, balance, and rehabilitation. Common uses include seated balance exercises, core stabilization, stretching, and physical therapy protocols.
How do I know when the ball is inflated to the correct size?
Inflate the ball until it measures approximately 34 inches (85 cm) in diameter. A soft measuring tape or a wall-and-ruler method can be used to check the diameter. Slightly underinflating the ball (by 1 to 2 cm) can make it more comfortable for beginners or rehabilitation use.