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Stability Ball - All in Motion™
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- Made for: strengthening the back, enhancing the core and increasing muscle activation
- Moves with: sturdy anti-burst design that holds up to 300lbs
- Must-have features: comes in 55cm, 65cm and 75cm, pump included
- All in Motion is there to make it easy and comfortable to embrace a bustling lifestyle
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Enhance your workouts with a stability ball that helps you build back and core strength by adding balance and resistance to increase muscle activation. The ball comes in three different sizes to accommodate a wide range of different heights so you can find just the right fit for your body.The 55 cm ball is recommended for heights 5'0" to 5'5", the 65 cm ball is recommended for heights 5'6" to 5'11" and the 75 cm ball is recommended for heights 6'0" to 6'5". Each anti-burst ball comes with a pump for easy inflation to help you get started — or continue on — your journey to feeling and being your best self.
When families come together to discover the joy of staying active, All in Motion is there to make it easy and comfortable to embrace a bustling lifestyle. From running errands to running intervals, the collection AIMs to propel you forward with thoughtfully designed pieces that fit and feel great — movement is the core of this performance line, with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
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Q: how do you determine which size ball to get?
A: the 55cm is too small for me, at 5'4"
submitted bycc - 5 years agoA: Found this in the description... The 55 cm ball is recommended for heights 5'0" to 5'5", the 65 cm ball is recommended for heights 5'6" to 5'11" and the 75 cm ball is recommended for heights 6'0" to 6'5"
submitted byscoop - 6 years agoA: Depends what you're using it for. I'm 5'8. My physical therapist recommended the 75cm for me to lie on to stretch my back. However, I'm going to buy one to sit on at my desk to help strengthen my core. My current seat is about 53cm high, the 55cm will be perfect to use as a "chair". If you have questions about which ball for specific exercises, some physical therapists will answer quick questions for free (call first, don't just walk in!). If you have gym membership a personal trainer might spend a few minutes to chat for free - or if you don't have membership, see if your local gym will give a free day pass (of course you might join ;) ), and maybe you can sneak that question into a tour?
submitted bykrekel13 - 1 year agoA: Hi rosemary - Our guests are loving the All in Motion™ collection! The 55 cm ball is recommended for heights 5'0" to 5'5", the 65 cm ball is recommended for heights 5'6" to 5'11" and the 75 cm ball is recommended for heights 6'0" to 6'5". Thanks for stopping by! - Julie
submitted byJulie - 6 years agoTarget staff support
Q: I weigh 270lbs and my son weighs 290lbs. We are both 5'10 and are looking for balls to use as a chair in our living room. What size should we both get?
A: For your sizes, I would recommend the AIM 75cm Stability Ball. However, if you are looking for a Balance Ball Chair, we do sell them on our website here: https://getactv.com/products/classic-balance-ball-chair?_pos=1&_psq=chair&_ss=e&_v=1.0
submitted byFit for Life Team - 2 years agoBrand expertA: Hello 87289 - Thanks a lot for the question. The 65 cm ball is recommended for heights 5'6" to 5'11". We hope you find this information very helpful. - John
submitted byJohn - 2 years agoTarget staff support
Q: To what is the measurement in the description (55 cm, 65 cm, or 75 cm) referring, is it the diameter or circumference of the ball?
A: Hi Nida - What a nice addition to your exercise routine! The measurements available describe the estimated inflated circumference. Thanks for asking! - Alli
submitted byAlli - 5 years agoTarget staff supportA: The above answer is wrong! The measurement refers to the *diameter* of the ball. In the case of a 75cm ball, this is approximately 30 inches tall in imperial units. If the measurement of 75cm were the circumference, then that would mean that the diameter would be 75cm/π= 23.8cm. This would be approximately the size of a volleyball, and wouldn't be terribly good at doing what is advertised. No worries this is not the case. It's the diameter.
submitted byAnton - 4 years ago
Q: The instructions state: attach inflator tip to Stability Ball pump. There is no tip in my box. It seems to be attached to the pump. Someone else asked this question but you only replied to read the instructions. They are not clear at all.
A: If your product is missing an inflator tip, please call the Target.com Guest Services at 800-591-3869 and a team member will be happy to assist you with this!
submitted byFit for Life Team - 5 years agoBrand expertA: Mine also didn't have an inflator tip - as you say, it is part of the pump. My guess is they changed the pump at some point and forgot to update the instructions. . . . . I also found a (full size) bicycle pump was easier to use (especially when nearing full inflation) than what is included with the ball - but you will need a tip for it; luckily my kid's bike pump came with a few tips and one was a suitable size!
submitted bykrekel13 - 1 year ago
Q: What is the inflator tip? Directions say this can be attached to bike pump but it is not clear what the inflator tip is.
A: Hi Lk - Thanks for viewing our stability balls! These balls are made for strengthening the back, enhancing the core, and increasing muscle activation. It comes with a pump and instructions. Thanks for dropping by. - Anita
submitted byAnita - 5 years agoTarget staff supportA: The pump that came with mine had the inflator tip as part of the pump - not removable. My kid's bike pump came with a few inflator tips and one fit this ball. It's basically a conical attachment > for the bike pump (maybe an inch or 2 long). The larger end fits on the pump where you would normally connect to the bike's tire valve. Use the lever on the pump to lock the tip in place (just as you would when attaching it to the tire valve), then insert the tip into the hole in the ball to inflate.
submitted bykrekel13 - 1 year ago
Q: If we get it delivered, will it be inflated already or does it come with a pump?
A: Hi - Get the most out of your workouts with the help of a stability ball from All in Motion! A pump is included. Thanks for dropping in! - Vanessa
submitted byVanessa - 6 years agoTarget staff supportA: it comes with a pump
submitted byjames - 6 years ago
Q: How am I supposed to get the plug out of the ball in order to re-inflate? The package doesn't include a remover tool.
A: I found it easiest to use a spoon for removing the plug, I know it sounds weird but it works better than pliers and it is safer.
submitted byTmitch - 5 years agoA: Hi Jamie - Take your workouts to the next level with a Stability Ball from All In Motion! The plug can either be removed with your fingers or pliers. We hope this helps! - Vanessa
submitted byVanessa - 6 years agoTarget staff support
Q: What is included with the stability ball?
A: The stability ball comes with a pump for easy inflation.
submitted byAI Shopping Assistant - 20 days agoAi generated
Q: What muscle areas does the stability ball target?
A: The stability ball targets the abdominal and core muscles.
submitted byAI Shopping Assistant - 20 days agoAi generated
Q: What is the weight capacity of the stability ball?
A: The stability ball can hold up to 300 pounds.
submitted byAI Shopping Assistant - 20 days agoAi generated
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