Physio Supplies Gym Ball

Advantages: help for health
Disadvantages: none

...This is really a great, multi-use ball. We didnt have any problem with the pump: we inflated, deflated several times and absolutely no problem. We bought this ball has been purchased because my Husband has a bad back. He is using this ball to seat near the computer, he doesn't need chair. The ball is really helpful if you have got problem with your back. Few excercise a day and you feel really much better. Product Features * Ideal for sit-ups, back exercises and general fitness. * Made from Anti-Burst foam PVC. * 65cm stability Gym Ball I recommend this Reebok Gym Ball, ecpecialy for people who having problem with health (back pin). It is really very useful. You can using this ball to seat near the computer or laptop.... Read review

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Advantages: cheap, easy to use (relatively), extremely effective, used for all sorts of training
Disadvantages: maybe its overall size

...The Reebok Gym ball is a fantastic cheap piece of gym equipment that will support your training needs in a plethora of different ways. As gym equipment goes, its value in correlation to its effectiveness is second to none. Gym balls (also known as fit balls, Swiss balls, body balls etc) have been utilised in health and fitness long before their obvious potential were used in gyms. Physiotherapists had been using the balls for years to aid the recovery of a number of different injury's. In particular, they were used in the recovery of back injury's as the ergonomic shape and support allowed the physiotherapist to create focussed core stability exercises. WHAT IS CORE STABILITY Ok without getting too scientific, core stability really relates to the deep muscles within the trunk of the spine (in particular the muscles around... Read review

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Advantages: Well paid, can work when you want, no planning
Disadvantages: Behaviour, unpaid holidays, lack of social side

...I have been doing supply teaching for over a year now. I thought I?d write about my experiences and give some advice to those who might be thinking of supply work. BACKGROUND: I trained to be a teacher in 2006-7. I had never wanted to be a teacher, it was never something I always dreamed of being. I had always planned to be a lawyer. However, after studying History at university I knew that I wanted to work with the subject. I went on to do a Masters in museum studies and thought seriously about working in that field but the money was really bad and there were a lot of people trying to get very few jobs. I took a year out to think and to earn some money. The ex-Mr Tart wanted to go into teaching (he was also a historian) and I thought that seeing as I wanted to work in History there were worse things I could do. Not... Read review

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