UltraFit Core Balance Discs

Institutional-quality balance discs, with superior support and traction.
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These large balance discs are designed with traction spikes and ultra-thick PVC to deliver the safest training experience.

Safe Design

We designed these balance discs with ample safety features so instructors can focus on teachingRaised texture on both side of the discs provides traction and prevents users from slipping. Thick, durable PVC construction enables this disc to withstand frequent use by many users.

It is extremely easy to train with these discs—simply inflate the disc your desired firmness and begin training! Adjusting the difficulty is easy too. Just add or remove air to customize the stability of the disc.

Outstanding Versatility

Choose from one of two available sizes for this disc. The 13" diameter is great for younger students or single-leg exercises, while the 24" option is ideal for older students and two-foot drills. The 24” disc features a slightly more aggressive texture on one side for added grip, and can be flipped for a smoother surface for abdominal exercises.

The usefulness of these discs goes far beyond the gym and into the classroom. Sitting on a balance disc in class provides a slightly unstable chair, allowing students to stimulate their core and brain simultaneously. This helps them fidget less and concentrate more for greater success in the classroom.

 

15 Engaging PE Activities Using UltraFit Core Balance Discs to Enhance Stability, Strength, and Coordination

The UltraFit Core Balance Discs are dynamic, air-filled cushions that challenge balance and stability while students sit, stand, or move. These discs are a versatile tool for improving core engagement, posture, balance, and proprioception in physical education classes. What sets them apart is their durable, anti-burst construction and dual-textured surface, providing both grip and sensory feedback. They’re ideal for both upper and lower body stability work and can be integrated into dozens of games and activities for students of all ages and abilities. Below are 15 inventive activities designed to build fundamental movement skills using these fun and functional discs.

1. Freeze Frame Flyers: Students stand on discs and freeze in various poses (e.g., “airplane arms”) on cue. Focuses on static balance and body control.

2. Rock 'n’ Roll Relay: In teams, students balance on a disc for 10 seconds before tagging the next person. Trains teamwork and static balance.

3. Animal Disc Parade: Students balance on a disc while pretending to be animals (flamingo, frog, etc.). Builds imaginative movement and balance.

4. Slide & Glide Stance: Students balance on discs while performing slow lateral arm or leg slides. Enhances control and coordination.

5. Hop Spot Surprise: Students hop from spot to disc and freeze. Focuses on hopping and landing with stability.

6. Balance Beam Bash: Place discs along a UltraFit Balance Beam and have students cross while stepping on them. Builds dynamic balance.

7. Twist Top Challenge: Students twist their torso side-to-side while seated or standing on the disc. Improves twisting and core control.

8. Disc Dodge Drop: While standing on discs, students try to dodge soft tosses from partners. Works on dodging and balance.

9. Flamingo Frenzy: Balance on one leg atop a disc, then switch legs on cue. Trains static balance and body awareness.

10. Push & Perch: Students perform push-ups with their hands or feet on the discs. Builds pushing strength and core stability.

11. Cone Tappers: While balancing, students reach and tap cones placed in different positions. Enhances reach coordination and stability.

12. Mirror Me Moves: In pairs, students copy each other’s balanced poses or movements on discs. Teaches mirroring, coordination, and focus.

13. Disc Dance Party: Students perform creative dance moves while balancing on the disc. Develops rhythmic movement and dynamic control.

14. Plank ‘n’ Pass: Students hold a plank with hands on discs and roll a ball between partners. Strengthens core and teamwork.

15. Disc Dribble Drill: While balancing on the disc, students dribble a ball with their hands. Enhances dribbling and balance.