Sanabul Lab Series 14-inch Medicine Ball for Exercise Cross Training Essential Core Workouts and Explosive Fitness Exercises Weighted Ball - Black/White, 15 lbs
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$49.99
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- Versatile Cross Training: Take your cross-training to the next level with Sanabul Lab Series Medicine Balls, essential for competitive athletes, including MMA fighters and Jiu-Jitsu enthusiasts. Perfect for diverse fitness exercises, these med balls enhance your overall workout routine.
- Optimal Size for Core Workouts: The 14-inch diameter provides the perfect size for core workouts and explosiveness-building exercises. Whether refining MMA skills or focusing on overall fitness, this size caters to a wide range of exercises to strengthen your core.
- Premium Quality Construction: Crafted with high-quality hand-stitched PU material, these medicine balls offer durability and reliability. The added grip texture ensures a secure hold during dynamic movements, providing a consistent and effective workout experience.
- No Overhead Slams: Unlike slam balls with rubberized outer surfaces, Sanabul Lab Series Medicine Balls are not designed for overhead slams. Ideal for hundreds of exercises, with or without a training partner, these med balls are versatile and suitable for a variety of movements. Avoid repeated impacts on rough surfaces to maintain product integrity.
- Warranty Information: Please note that the warranty is voided if the product is damaged by repeated impact on a rough, non-padded surface or if slammed on the ground from overhead. Ensure a longer product lifespan by using it as intended and explore the extensive possibilities of your fitness routine with Sanabul Lab Series Medicine Balls.
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