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LiveUp Sports Medicine Ball

Name: LiveUp Sports Medicine Ball
Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

LiveUp Sports

Textured rubber medicine ball that bounces, for throws, passes, rotational work and core training. Colour-coded from 2kg to 10kg.

$149.99

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BUILT TO PERFORM

TEXTURED RUBBER

Easy to grip, easy to clean

A textured rubber surface gives a confident grip, and it wipes clean after training.

BUILT TO BOUNCE

Throws, passes and rebounds

The ball rebounds off hard surfaces, so it suits wall throws and partner passes as well as core work.

Wall throws and partner passes
Russian twists and core work
Squats, lunges and carries

2KG TO 10KG

Colour-coded weights

Each weight has its own colour, so it's easy to grab the right ball from the rack.

About this product

The LiveUp Sports Medicine Ball is made from rubber with a textured surface, so it's easy to grip even when your hands are sweaty. Because it bounces off hard surfaces, it's great for partner passes, wall throws and rebounds, as well as squats, lunges, Russian twists and other core work.

Each weight has its own two-tone colour, so it's easy to pick out the right ball from a rack, and the tough rubber shell is easy to wipe clean after training.

Available in 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10kg. Sold individually.

Model	LiveUp Sports LS3006F
Material	Rubber
Surface	Textured for grip
Bounce	Yes, rebounds off hard surfaces
Colours	Two-tone, colour-coded by weight
Weights	2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10kg

1 x LiveUp Sports Medicine Ball in your chosen weight

Does it bounce?

Yes. The rubber ball rebounds off hard surfaces, so you can use it for wall throws, partner passes and rebounds.

Can I slam it?

It's best for throws, passes and holding exercises. For repeated full-power slams into the ground, a dedicated slam ball that doesn't bounce back is the better choice.

Which weight should I choose?

Lighter balls (2–4kg) suit fast throws, passes and rotational work. Mid weights (5–7kg) are a good all-rounder, and 8–10kg suits slower strength work like squats, lunges and carries.

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