Physical Therapy Balance Board - BoBo Pro 2.0

Even if you are not tech-savvy, the BoBo Pro 2.0 Physical Therapy Balance Board is extremely easy to set up and use! It is as simple as downloading the app from the Google Play or Apple App store and pairing your BoBo PRO 2.0 with your tablet or smartphone. Once it's paired, you are all set to explore digitized progress tracking, personalized or preset workouts, and interactive games for at-home and clinical physical therapy.

Divided between three exercise categories, the BoBo Pro 2.0 Physical Therapy Balance Board has revolutionized physical therapy. Clinicians, athletic trainers, and individuals at home can now keep track of multiple profiles at the click of a button and view live feedback for faster, more accurate results. This device also helps prevent injuries and increase recovery times by improving your core strength, balance, and posture.

Here is what to expect with each category the app has to offer:

Balance
When getting started, you can choose to test, train, play interactive games, or set up a challenge. Testing allows you to test your static or dynamic balance with one foot or both. With a larger green circle on the screen and a smaller white one, the goal is to keep the white circle inside the green as much as possible. The results show you movement distance, movement amplitude, which direction your balance favors, and a score based on the time you spent keeping the white dot in the green circle.

Based on the results, you can spend time with interactive games and challenges to improve your scores and create customized workouts for greater balance!

Strength and Flexibility
With the included motion sensor, you can strap it to your arm, leg, waist, and other parts of the body to record your range of motion. The sensor is programmed to detect flexion and abduction across a variety of exercises so that you can experience a full-body workout. Once you complete your session, the app generates detailed results that include your range of motion, movement amplitude, and pain and fatigue levels.

Cycling
Much like strength and flexibility, you wear the motion sensor around your leg during cycling exercises to record your workout. The time, speed, and resistance parameters can be adjusted to match what you have on the exercise bike. Results provided include speed amplitude, average sessions RPM compared to your target RPM, and total time spent.