Color Indo Board Balance Trainer

• 30 inch long board with 6 inch diameter roller
• Choose Orange, Green or Blue
• DVD is FREE with purchase
• Fun for people of all ages and abilities
• The easiest model to learn on
• Orange is the only available color in stock

The Original Indo Board is 30 inches long on 6 inch diameter roller. This is the easiest model to learn on offering hours of fun for riders of all ages and abilities. You can learn all the moves you want on this model. When you have this model wired and want to Progress to the next level then consider getting one of the Pro models.

• 30 inch long board with 6 inch diameter roller.
• The easiest model to learn on.
• Fun for riders of all ages and abilities.

Demo video

• DVD is provided free with purchase
• Explains the basics of balance techniques.
• Shows how it can be ridden.
• Demonstrates surfing techniques.
• Features some of the worlds best wakeboarders showing how it fits into their fun lifestyle.

The INDO BOARD has been designed to appeal to everyone, ages 4 to whatever.

The large surface area provides maximum stability while the INDO rider uses their sense of balance to maneuver the board over the roller in a controlled manner.

Advantages of the INDO BOARD design:

• Beginners benefit from the stability, which imparts confidence for those eager first attempts and allows for a fast and fun learning curve.
• Proficient riders enjoy the large surface area providing plenty of room to move and walk on.
• The limits of what can be done on the INDO BOARD are far from being reached. Use your imagination and come up with your own tricks and maneuvers.

How to start INDOing:
The best way to begin bringing the balance board off the floor into balance on the roller is to have a partner spot you, or place the board close to a wall or railing that you can hold onto. DO NOT TRY IT BY YOURSELF AS A BEGINNER!

A partner can help by standing in front of you and holding your hands as a support. Also, holding onto a waterski rope and handle that is attached securely above the board provides maximum self help in avoiding spills.

The board, when it is balanced, is referred to as "IN TRIM" . As you progress in your ability, you will find that being in trim can be accomplished in many different positions.

Keeping the board from touching the ground for extended rides is the goal and challenge.

Precautions to take when using the INDO BOARD!

The INDO BOARD is best used on a carpeted surface. The thicker the carpet pile the slower the action will be. As you become more proficient in using the INDO BOARD, bare floors can provide the ultimate challenge to your abilities. However, the action is greatly speeded up and falls are quite unforgiving.

People riding the INDO BOARD for the first time should never do it without some way to steady themselves! Practice up close to a wall or holding someone's hands. Always BEND YOUR KNEES and don't lean on the steady support.

It is highly recommended that safety gear be worn to help soften the inevitable falls. Wrist guards are the best protection, along with helmet, knee and elbow pads.

Most surfers prefer to go barefoot, because that's how they surf. Skateboarders always wear shoes and wakeboarders go both ways!
It's up to the rider to determine if shoes are right for them. I personally ride barefoot but wear shoes on occasion.

Make sure the area where you are riding is clear of objects that you might fall on.

Keep spectators at a reasonable distance away from the rider and the path of a flying INDO BOARD. The board can become a missile and cause injury if it hits someone.

Alcohol slows the reaction time and is not to be mixed with INDO BOARD riding.

INDO BOARDS have a hollow roller and if the action is too fast you can cut a hole in the sticker to add sand (approx. 2-3 cups) to help slow the action for beginners or in the absence of carpet.

Take these few simple precautions and feel the INDO obsession begin!