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Description
Specification
Franklin Balls Mini Textured is a set of two small blue textured exercise balls developed for Franklin Method movement, sensory feedback and self-massage activities. Their compact size and textured surface provide focused contact for mindful movement, mobility and body-awareness exercises. Designed for Franklin Method exercises, gentle self-massage, sensory feedback and Pilates-based movement, it is a practical product for Pilates instructors, movement educators, physiotherapists and home exercise users.
Whether used in a clinic, professional practice or an appropriate home-care setting, Franklin Balls Mini Textured offers a dependable way to support Franklin Method exercises, gentle self-massage, sensory feedback and Pilates-based movement. Review the available size or variant information before ordering, follow all supplied directions, and add this product to your professional or personal care toolkit.
Key Benefits
Set of two balls supports balanced and paired exercises
Textured surface provides clear tactile feedback
Compact size allows focused contact on smaller areas
Useful for Franklin Method, Pilates and mindful movement
Lightweight design is easy to carry and store
Suitable for studio, clinic and home exercise routines
Specifications
Product Name: Franklin Balls Mini Textured
Brand: Franklin Method
Colour: Blue
Pack Size: Set of 2
Product Code: 465-90.09
Category: Exercise & Rehabilitation - Pilates & Yoga
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Franklin Balls Mini Textured used for?
Franklin Balls Mini Textured is used for Franklin Method exercises, gentle self-massage, sensory feedback and Pilates-based movement. It is suitable for Pilates instructors, movement educators, physiotherapists and home exercise users when applied according to the supplied instructions and any relevant professional guidance.What are Franklin Mini Textured Balls used for?
They are used in Franklin Method and movement exercises for tactile feedback, body awareness, gentle release and coordination work.How much pressure should I use?
Use light, comfortable pressure and avoid rolling directly over acute injuries or painful areas. Follow guidance from a qualified instructor or clinician when needed.
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