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Balance Therapy Aids

Explore Algeos' Balance Therapy range - ideal for clinicians and patients alike. Featuring our Physioworx equipment such as wobble domes, 2-in-1 balance boards, cushions, square pads, vibration poles, trapezoid beams and step domes, each product supports proprioceptive retraining, ankle–knee–core stability and post-injury rehabilitation.

Designed for clinic use or home programmes, all products feature medical-grade foam, non-slip surfaces and easy-clean materials. Trusted by healthcare professionals across physiotherapy, podiatry and orthotics, the Algeos Balance Therapy range delivers effective, measurable results in fall prevention, vestibular retraining, sports rehab and long‑COVID recovery.

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Algeos Balance Therapy: Tools for Stability, Strength and Confidence

Our Balance Therapy collection includes a suite of medical-grade tools - such as peanut exercise balls, oval balance pads, dome wobble cushions and 2‑in‑1 wobble/balance boards - designed to support proprioceptive training, neuromuscular control, core strength and fall prevention.

Featured Products & Their Uses

  • Peanut Exercise Ball: The seat‑shaped ball offers gentle instability, encouraging core control and trunk engagement without the risk of rolling. Great for seated balance, sensory integration in children, and rehabilitation post‑injury. 
  • Oval Balance Pad: Made from soft, multidirectional foam, this pad challenges static and dynamic balance, improving proprioception in ankles, knees and hips - especially useful during post‑injury rehab. ()
  • Physioworx Balance Dome: A spiky, half‑ball wobble cushion that offers 360° instability to strengthen core, ankle and thigh muscles. Underside handles make it versatile - supporting upper‑body exercises like push‑ups.
  • 2‑in‑1 Wobble/Balance Board: Dual‑function design allowing tilt‑based wobble on one side and more stable balancing on the reverse. Perfect for graduated proprioceptive training, rehabilitation and sports performance. 

How They're Used in Practice

These tools form the backbone of a structured rehabilitation pathway:

  1. Initial activation: Practitioners use the softer or more stable side of each tool to ease patients into standing or seated balance tasks.
  2. Progressive challenge: As control improves, clinicians introduce more unstable challenges - switching sides, adding single‑leg stands, head turns or slow squats.
  3. Core and secondary muscle engagement: Upstairs dome handles or seated ball use support integration of upper body and postural control tasks.
  4. Functional retraining: Moving onto pads and boards under supervision simulates real‑life tasks like stepping, reaching or catching, helping transfer gains to daily movement.

These products are ideal for a wide range of conditions - vestibular disorders, post‑injury or post‑surgical recovery, long COVID rehabilitation, fall prevention in older adults, as well as enhancing performance for athletes and sensory development in children.

Why Algeos Balance Tools?

Each product is made from durable, non‑slip, easy‑clean materials. They’re lightweight, portable, and built to professional standards (ISO 13485), ensuring safety and confidence in both clinical settings and home programmes.

Balance Therapy Reading

  • Balance Therapy

    June 13, 2025

    Balance Therapy Explained

    Balance therapy, sometimes known as balance rehabilitation or vestibular rehabilitation therapy (VRT), is a form of targeted physical therapy designed to help individuals improve their stability, coordination and overall confidence in movement. 

    It plays a critical role in treating people who experience unsteadiness, dizziness, or frequent falls - symptoms that can be caused by a variety of underlying conditions affecting the sensory and musculoskeletal systems.

  • Peanut Ball Exercise

    January 06, 2025

    What are Peanut Exercise Balls used for?

    Peanut exercise balls are a unique fitness tool. Their distinctive shape sets them apart from traditional exercise balls. These balls offer a range of benefits. They can improve balance, coordination, and core strength. But what exactly are peanut exercise balls? And how are they used in fitness routines?

  • Exercise Ball Use

    May 01, 2024

    Inflatable Exercise Balls: A Buyers Guide

    Inflatable exercise balls, known as stability balls, Swiss balls, or fitness balls, are essential in fitness and rehabilitation. These versatile tools enhance core strength, balance, flexibility, and aid in injury recovery. Made from durable, burst-resistant materials, they support various exercises that engage multiple muscle groups, making them invaluable for home gyms, fitness centres, and therapeutic settings.