A Definitive Guide to Commercial Bosu Balls

Commercial Bosu balls are a versatile accessory available in most gyms & fitness centers. They are usable by all gym-goers.

The wholesale market has all kinds of Bosu balls. If you are looking for Bosu balls wholesale for your gym or business, this article is for you.

It has all the information to help you choose the best Bosu balls for your business needs.

Let’s begin.

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Definition of Commercial Bosu Balls

A commercial Bosu ball looks like a half ball. It has one flat & one inflated surface.

These are also known as Balance Trainers. 

A Bosu ball is a unique piece of gym equipment. It is usable for all sorts of workout routines, like Yoga, Strength training, Rehab.

Bosu balls perform three functions at once, target muscles, improve concentration, & build fitness levels.

Benefits of Commercial Bosu Balls

Bosu balls are a unique piece of fitness equipment. The two main benefits of a Bosu ball are:

• Versatility
• Simple setup

Versatility

Bosu balls are usable in many ways. They are versatile enough to perform a complete body workout session.

Though, to avail all of the benefits, users have to be experienced & in good health. Bosu balls are simple enough to use, but beginners have to build their expertise slowly to avoid injuries.

Function 1 – Versatility of a Bosu ball

Simple Setup

Bosu balls are simple to set up & use. There is little to no learning curve. 

It is a compact & inflatable gym equipment that takes up a very small space in the gym. After use storage, only requires deflating the ball & putting it in an accessible place.

Bosu balls are lightweight, portable, & space-saving.

Figure 2 – Setting up a Bosu ball

Accessories for Commercial Bosu Balls

To gain more benefit from commercial Bosu balls, they are usable with other gym accessories.

Though, keep in mind that these are not sold with Bosu balls & have to be bought separately.

These accessories include:

• Dumbbells
• Barbells
• Weight plates
• Medicine balls
• Resistance bands

Dumbbells

The use of dumbbells while lying down on a Bosu ball involves the core along with the arm muscles.

It helps target more than one muscle group at the same time, increasing the efficiency of the workout session.

Bicep curls, chest & shoulder presses, etc., can be done this way.

Figure 3 – Using dumbbells with a Bosu ball

Barbells

Unlike dumbbells, barbells perform compound exercises. They are best for developing both sides of the body equally.

Using barbells along with Bosu ball targets many muscle groups at once.

Weight Plate

Weight plates perform push-ups & pull-ups. Using them with Wholesale Bosu balls involves the:

• Stabilizer muscles
• Core muscles
• Arm muscles

It will help get to the workout goals quicker & improve concentration levels along the way. 

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Medicine Balls

Medicine balls are a part of Yoga training, Functional Training, etc. Their use, together with Bosu balls, helps with medium & advanced level training.

Figure 4 – Use of a medicine ball with a Bosu ball

Resistance Bands

It is common to use commercial Bosu balls with resistance bands. Some even come with built-in resistance bands.

Both accessories complement each other & provide the maximum benefits.

Figure 5 – Bosu balls with built-in resistance bands

Uses of Commercial Bosu balls

A Bosu commercial ball has many uses. It can perform:

• Push-ups
• Crunches
• Squats
• Curls
• Lunges

Push-ups

Both surfaces of a Bosu wholesale ball are usable for push-ups. To do these on a Bosu ball involves both core & stabilizer muscles.

It adds a level of difficulty to this workout that increases muscle stamina.

Figure 6 – Doing push-ups on a Bosu ball

Crunches

Unlike push-ups, crunches are easy enough to do with a Bosu ball. It acts as back support, especially for users with back pain.

Bosu balls increase the safety & reliability of this exercise.

Figure 7 – Use of Bosu ball for back support

Squats

Doing squats while standing on a Bosu ball combines core & strength training. It not only increases the height for the squats but involves core & stabilizer muscles, as well.

Not one but two unstable surfaces are available for squats on a Bosu ball balance trainer commercial.

Figure 8 – Squats on top of a Bosu ball

Curls

Biceps curls on a Bosu ball have the correct height & angle to involve the core. There is less range of motion for the arms, as well.

Due to this more strength is needed to do biceps curls, which in turn, build more muscles.

Figure 9 – Biceps curls on a Bosu ball

Lunges

A Bosu ball is usable for both forward/backward & side lunges.

Forward / Backward Lunges

Forward/backward lunges & Bosu balls are the perfect combination. Doing these lunges on the floor stresses the knee joint.

Thus, Bosu balls are a much safer option to do lunges on. It is because the inflated surface of the ball works as a shock absorber & puts less stress on the knees.

Figure 10 – Forward/backward lunges on a Bosu ball

Side Lunges

Side lunges also put stress on the knee joint, especially if you are suffering from an injury or are overweight.

Doing side lunges on a Bosu ball prevents extra stress on the knees. It makes this exercise safe & free of risk.

Figure 11 – Side lunges on a Bosu ball

Types of Commercial Bosu Balls

Based on construction, commercial Bosu balls are of three types:

• Plastic Wholesale Bosu Balls
• Wood Wholesale Bosu Balls
• Terra-core Balance Trainer

Plastic Wholesale Bosu Balls

Commercial Bosu balls commonly use plastic for construction. It makes them lightweight & sturdy.

Plastic is widely available material. Thus, plastic Bosu balls are economical to buy. There is the option to attach resistance bands to some models, as well.

Figure 12 – Plastic wholesale Bosu ball

Wood Wholesale Bosu Ball

Wood Bosu balls are known for being long-lasting & low maintenance. There is no need to inflate & deflate them with every use.

Its shape is permanent & fixed.

Figure 13 – Wood wholesale Bosu ball

Terra-core Balance Trainer

A Terra-core balance trainer is a large & versatile Bosu ball. It is usable in two ways:

• As a stepper
• As a bench

It is described as an air-filled, core-building allrounder Bosu ball. One side of this Bosu ball is flat, while the other is inflated.

It helps to perform many different kinds of exercises.

Figure 14 – A Terra-core balance trainer Bosu ball

Buying Guide for Commercial Bosu Balls

Before placing an order with a Bosu ball manufacturer, keep the following points in mind. It will help you make an informed choice for your commercial gym or business:

• Construction
• Texture 
• Screws

Construction

For the construction of Bosu balls, two kinds of material are there:

• Plastic
  • PVC
  • ABS
• Wood

Plastic

Plastic is an economical & easily available material. Two types are commonly available in the market:

PVC

• It stands for Polyvinyl Chloride
• Used for the curves & edges of the ball
• Highly elastic
• Absorbs pressure

ABS

• Stands for Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
• Used for the flat surface of the ball
• Long-lasting, durable, sturdy

Wood

Wood is not only long-lasting but better for the environment, as well. It is a sturdy material. So, wooden Bosu balls last a very long time.  

Protection

A Bosu ball has to support the user’s full or partial body weight during use.

To withstand this, the outer surface of the ball is thick & has many layers. Some Bosu balls have this reinforcement in certain places, while others have it all over.

 This protection for the surface of the Bosu ball ensures that it lasts a long time.

Screws

Bosu balls are put together using either screws or glue. Glue is cost-effective but not durable enough.

Given a choice, always choose Bosu balls with screws. Though, the quality of the screws is crucial, as well.

Comfort Level of Commercial Bosu Balls

Comfort is a basic requirement for any gym equipment & accessory. There are three key factors that make Bosu balls comfortable to use:

• Slip-resistance
• Dimensions & weight
• Added features

Slip-resistant

Workout sessions result in excessive sweating. It is the body’s way of cooling itself down after all that hard work.

Add that to an already slippery surface & it can spell disaster.

Bosu balls use slip-resistant materials for the outer surface to avoid this situation. Having a slip-resistant surface makes a Bosu ball stable & easy to use. 

It is one of the key requirements for the comfortable use of a Bosu ball.

Dimensions & Weight

The dimensions & weight of a Bosu ball affect its comfort level. Small Bosu balls with steep angles are hard to use & uncomfortable.

Heavy Bosu balls are not easily portable.

So, it is better to have a lightweight, portable Bosu ball of the proper size for comfortable use.

Added Features

Bosu balls with extra features & add-ons like resistance bands enhance user experience. Which, in turn, has a direct effect on the comfort level.

Approximate Weight and Size of a Commercial Bosu Ball

Both of these depend on the material of the Bosu ball. Wholesale Bosu balls can be lightweight or heavy.

Lack of portability is not a deal-breaker for all. It depends on the buyer’s preference & needs.

The approximate dimensions & weights for various Bosu balls are as follows:

Type	Average Weight (lbs)	Average Size
Plastic Bosu Balls	10-pounds to 20-pounds	25 x 25 x 4 inches
Wooden Bosu Balls	3-pounds to 10-pounds	16.54 x 13.62 x 3.62 inches
Mixed Bosu Balls	5-pounds to 15-pounds	46.46 x 18.31 x 6.5 inches

Approximate Weight Capacity for Commercial Bosu Balls

Weight capacity is the amount of weight a Bosu ball can tolerate without damage. It affects the day-to-day use of a commercial Bosu ball.

A low weight capacity decreases the versatility of a Bosu ball.

Commercial gyms, fitness & sports centers prefer to have Bosu balls with higher weight capacities.

The approximate weight capacities for various types of Bosu balls are:

Type	Average Weighing Capacity (lbs)
Plastic Bosu Balls	250-pounds to 500-pounds
Wooden Bosu Balls	300-pounds to 400-pounds
Mixed Bosu Balls	>1000-pounds

Assembly and Installation Guide for Commercial Bosu Balls

Commercial Bosu balls are easy to assemble. Wooden balls come in as a single piece & need no assembly.

Plastic & some mixed Bosu balls need inflation with an air pump.

They require no special maintenance. Only clean with a mix of water & a mild cleaner. These are compact & save space on storage.

Several Bosu balls can be stored in the same rack on top of each other.

Figure 15 – Installation & assembly of Bosu balls

Figure 16 – Storage of Bosu balls

Customizing Commercial Bosu Balls

Customizing your wholesale Bosu balls will benefit your brand & business. Wholesale manufacturers give many options to their clients, especially for Bosu balls from China.

We, at Yanre Fitness, customize the color, logo, logo design, & much more for our valuable customers.

You can visit our website to learn more about all the available options.

Approximate Cost of Commercial Bosu Balls

The average cost of a Bosu ball varies according to many factors. These include:

• Construction
• Manufacturer
• Extra features
• Type & much more.

The approximate cost for different kinds of Bosu balls are as follows:

Type	Average Prices ($)
Plastic Bosu Balls	50-dollars to 200-dollars
Wooden Bosu Balls	30-dollars to 80-dollars
Mixed Bosu Balls	150-dollars to 300-dollars

Conclusion

To conclude, a Bosu ball is a great way to add versatility to your inventory. Don’t let all the choices available in the wholesale market confuse you, though.

Use this article as a guide to lead you to your ultimate choice.

Yanre Fitness is an experienced company for making Bosu balls. We have our complete range on our website.

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