Description
The Bodytone 10 kg slam ball is the reference load of intensive circuits: a reinforced, no-bounce shell built to take full-power throws into the floor, session after session. Price: 40.50 EUR excluding VAT.
Designed for impact — nothing else does this job
A slam ball has one defining property: it does not bounce. The reinforced shell absorbs the full energy of a vertical slam and dies on the floor, so there is no uncontrolled rebound toward shins or neighbouring athletes. That safety characteristic is what allows true full-power work — slams, rotational throws against the floor, ground-to-overhead cycles — that no medicine ball can absorb without deforming.
Why 10 kg is the circuit reference
Ten kilograms is the load regular practitioners cycle for complete metabolic rounds: repeated slams, rotational throws and carries that tax the whole posterior chain and cardiovascular system without breaking movement speed. Lighter balls serve learning and conditioning; heavier ones serve maximal power — in a complete park the 10 kg sits between the neighbouring 5 and 15 kg loads as the everyday programming weight.
A tool that protects the rest of the room
Because the ball absorbs its own impact, floors, walls and nearby equipment take dramatically less abuse than with improvised alternatives. Combined with rubber flooring, a slam zone can run all day at full intensity in a commercial box.
Specifications
| Reference | LIF-BT-SB10 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 10 kg |
| Shell | Reinforced, no-bounce construction |
| Use | Slams, rotational throws, metabolic circuits |
| Range | Neighbouring loads of 5 and 15 kg available |
| Price | 40.50 EUR excluding VAT |
Designing the slam zone
A slam ball is only as safe as the zone around it. Allow a clear radius of about two metres per athlete so rotational throws never cross a neighbour’s space, and place the zone on thick rubber flooring — the ball is no-bounce, but the floor still takes the energy of every impact and protects the slab beneath. Keep slam stations away from mirrors and glazing, and store balls on ground-level racks: unlike medicine balls, slam balls are heavy and soft-shelled, and stacking them deforms the lower units. These few layout rules let a commercial box run slam circuits at full intensity all day.
Frequently asked questions
Can a medicine ball be used for slams instead?
No. A medicine ball used for slams deforms and rebounds dangerously. Only the slam ball’s reinforced no-bounce shell is engineered for repeated full-power floor impacts.
Is 10 kg right for my members?
It is the standard for regular practitioners in intensive circuits. Programme lighter balls for beginners learning the hip-hinge slam pattern and heavier loads for short maximal-power sets.
Do you quote complete ball parks?
Yes — slam balls, medicine balls and wall balls with storage, sized to your audiences, with quantity discounts. Free quote within 24 hours.
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