Decline Board / Slant Board / Physiotherapy Equipment / Patellar Tendinopathy

Features

• Perfect for Eccentric Squats
• Lightweight
• 25° Angle
• High Density EVA FOAM

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 14.17 x 6.69 x 14.17 inches; 2.09 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 2.09 pounds
• ASIN: B00HVJRSQM
• Item model number:
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Product Description

These are genuine Physiofoam Decline Boards, for the treatment of Patellar Tendinopathy. Used by Physiotherapists and in NHS Clinics across the UK. Ideal for those serious about treating their chronic knee pain, or those looking to strengthen their patellar tendon to prevent injury or jumpers knee. Patellar Tendinopathy is believed to be prevalent in 8.5% of non elite athletes. This condition is known as Jumpers Knee. The evidence supporting the use of eccentric squats as a vital tool in treating patellar tendinopathy is overwhelming. Yet until now the only available decline boards have been expensive, heavy and difficult to source. Our EVA foam decline boards are precision cut to 25°, the accepted angle for the most efficient treatment of patellar tendinopathy. Made from high density EVA foam they offer a firm and robust platform, and the slight slope on the rear face is designed to remove the risk of tipping backwards, which is a problem with the heavy wooden boards on the market. Physiofoam Decline Boards are now used in physiotherapy practices across the country, and due to their affordability and the lightweight, durable design they continue to be extremely popular with professional physiotherapists and osteopaths. The sides, base and rear slope are precision machine cut in order to provide the required 25° angle, while the 25° sloped side is roughened to achieve a superior grip for trainers than can be achieved with wooden decline boards. Weighing only 950g, our decline boards are easy to carry and store, and delivery costs are significantly lower. Dimensions are 33x33x16cm. The new even higher density EVA foam means that as of May 2015, Physiofoam is even more supportive than before and offers an unrivalled grip for trainers and other sporting footwear.