Multifunctional Pilates board

The multifunctional Pilates board is a complete piece of training equipment that combines the functions of six different trainers: a reformer, balance board, plank platform, ab roller, push-up handles, and resistance bands. With this platform, you can perform a full cycle of exercises – from push-ups and squats to Pilates sessions and stretching exercises – without leaving your home.

Features:

• Six trainers in one: This innovative design replaces several separate devices, allowing you to train all muscle groups without the need for additional equipment.
• Stability and safety: The 97x30 cm platform provides secure support even for beginners. The non-slip surface and special feet guarantee that the device will not move even during dynamic exercises.
• Comfort in every movement: The handles are covered with soft foam, providing a firm grip and reducing pressure on the palms during push-ups. The included soft mat will protect your knees and elbows.
• Abdominal workout: Built-in rollers provide smooth and precise movement, which is the most effective way to strengthen the core muscles.
• Individually adjustable load: The elastic resistance band system allows you to adapt the workout intensity to your current physical fitness.
• Compact and mobile: Thanks to its foldable design, the platform is easy to store under the bed or in a closet, and it's also convenient to take on trips or for outdoor workouts.

Specifications:

• Main functions: abdominal and core training, upper body strength training, fat burning, stretching, posture improvement
• Safety: non-slip feet
• Construction: foldable, compact
• Dimensions: 97 x 30 cm
• Mat dimensions: 40 x 20 x 2 cm
• Weight: 3.55 kg
• Color: grey
• Main materials: PP (polypropylene),EVA foam, NBR rubber

Set includes:

• Multifunctional fitness platform
• Removable horizontal bar
• Multi-combination handle
• Durable elastic resistance bands
• Abdominal exercise board
• Balance board support
• Soft protective mat (40 x 20 x 2 cm)
• User manual with exercise examples