Athleum SportsSet of 2 Sports Essentials Yoga Blocks
R149
About
Support your stretch with Athleum Sports Essentials Yoga Blocks. These lightweight foam blocks provide stability needed for optimal alignment, deeper poses and increased strength.
Stability plus balance
The Athleum Sports Essentials Yoga Blocks provide stability and the balance needed in your practice to help with optimal alignment, deeper poses and increased strength. It can be used for both yoga and pilates.
Durable supportive foam
The lightweight and supportive foam blocks are constructed using a durable foam with a nonslip surface. The bevelled edges provide a soft, secure and comfortable grip. Premium blocks are 50% denser than standard EVA blocks.
Modify plus align
You can use your blocks under your hands, feet or when seated (meditation) to ensure the proper alignment needed to safely support and modify poses to suit your level of flexibility. If you feel tight, don't risk injury, and grab a block or two.
Extend and deepen stretches
The blocks make for the ideal yoga prop and companion and are an essential tool in your practice to help extend, support and deepen your stretches while also increasing your range of motion.
Care information
Spot clean with mild detergent - towel or air dry
Product Features
- Provides stability and balance
- Durable, lightweight and supportive foam blocks
- Modify and align your posture during meditation
- Extend and deepen stretches to increase range of motion
Product Specifications
- Dimensions: 23 x 15.2 x 10.2cm
- Weight: 131g per block
What's in the box?
- 2x Athleum Sports Essentials Yoga Blocks
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