The Loumet Cross Fits Ball is a cross-shaped massage ball designed for self-massage and mobility work across suitable muscle areas.
The reusable format fits naturally into clinic, fitness and home exercise programs. It can be introduced progressively to suit the activity and professional guidance.
Available from Actimed Australia in Osborne Park, Western Australia, the Loumet Cross Fits Ball can be ordered for delivery throughout Australia.
Key Benefits
Supports controlled self-massage
Portable for clinic, studio or home use
Smooth or shaped surface suited to targeted contact
Can be incorporated into warm-up or recovery routines
Simple reusable exercise accessory
Specifications
Product: Loumet Cross Fits Ball
Product type: Cross-shaped massage ball
Brand: Loumet
Category: Exercise & Rehabilitation
Subcategory: Massage Therapy
Options and codes: Supplied in the product format shown on this listing; confirm current availability before ordering.
Primary use: Self-massage and mobility work across suitable muscle areas
Suitable for: Physiotherapy, chiropractor, massage therapy practitioners and other users working within the product's intended scope
Important note: Begin with light pressure and avoid direct pressure over acute injury, bony prominences or altered sensation. Stop if symptoms increase.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Loumet Cross Fits Ball used for?
It is designed for self-massage and mobility work across suitable muscle areas.
Who is the Loumet Cross Fits Ball suitable for?
It is suitable for Physiotherapy, Chiropractor, Massage Therapy practitioners and other users working within the product's intended scope, provided the product is selected and used correctly.
What sizes, variants or product codes are available?
Supplied in the product format shown on this listing; confirm current availability before ordering.
Where can I buy the Loumet Cross Fits Ball in Perth or elsewhere in Australia?
The Loumet Cross Fits Ball is available from Actimed Australia in Osborne Park, WA, with Australia-wide delivery available.
Is professional advice recommended?
Begin with light pressure and avoid direct pressure over acute injury, bony prominences or altered sensation. Stop if symptoms increase.
