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Swiss Ball
(redirected from Body Ball)

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Swiss Ball
An air-filled ball constructed of elastic PVC which measure 35 to 85 cm (14 to 34 inches) which is used in physical therapy, athletic training, exercise and as an assistive device for weight training.
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