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Combined with a medicine ball, a rebounder is a versatile tool for exercise. It functions to rebound the ball back to the athlete for ball-throwing exercises when a workout partner isn't available. The rebounding area generates a bounce to return the ball to the thrower. Most rebounders are adjustable, so you can exercise different muscles by working various angles.
Frequently used as a substitute for a live workout companion, the medicine ball rebounder allows exercisers to gain the maximum benefit in throwing and catching exercises. Adjustable up to 60 degrees, medicine ball rebounders function as stability trainers for balance routines and strength-enhancing exercises and, when used correctly, provide a significant cardiovascular exercise. Whether you are an experienced athlete or a patient of physical therapy, a medicine ball rebounder can help you get the most from your solitary workout.
A rebounder is a mini trampoline that you can use for strength training or cardiovascular exercise. When you combine a rebounder with a medicine ball, you achieve a unique training device that takes the place of a workout partner. Often seen in physical therapy clinics, medicine ball rebounders are helpful when rehabilitating an injury, but can also be used during your everyday workout.
A medicine ball rebounder is different that a mini trampoline in the way of adjustable angles. You can adjust a rebounder from flat to 28-degree angles and then at 33-, 39- and 42-degree angles. The rebounder has a 28-inch surface that has no weak spots so your ball will return the same way regardless of where you throw it at the rebounder. Many rebounders also come with a storage shelf to securely hold your medicine balls when not in use.
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