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Questions & Tips

Here you will find all the information and answers to your questions about our products.
How does training with the seat cushion work? Plus
The air cushion creates a slight instability in the pelvis when sitting. The pelvic floor muscles compensate for this instability and are therefore constantly engaged while sitting, which trains them. An exercise program with exercises of varying difficulty levels is included with the product.
Can the seat cushion be used during pregnancy? Plus
Yes. Our seat cushion, or "balance cushion," is ideal for training the pelvic floor muscles during pregnancy through unstable sitting and for promoting a healthy posture. Hormonal changes during pregnancy and childbirth can lead to overstretching or weakening of the pelvic floor, which can have serious consequences. However, the muscles can be strengthened through intensive training. You can find information on pelvic floor training with the seat cushion in our blog section.
Why does the seat cushion have a studded side and a smooth side? Plus
The side with the large studs on the seat cushion stimulates blood circulation in the gluteal area. Furthermore, the studs offer optimal support for exercises performed while standing. Which side you use is entirely up to your personal preference.

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