A more visual, more intuitive pathway into the Nova Balance system.
Progress from supported standing to controlled single-leg work with clean, guided progressions.
Controlled loading patterns for foot control, calf strength and whole-lower-limb coordination.
Use the cork ball and roller before or after training to support circulation, mobility and readiness.


Use Nova Balance at home, in the clinic, or as part of your regular fitness routine. The system is simple to start and grows with you over time.
Ideal for gentle, progressive work when you want control, awareness and structured loading.
Add foot and ankle work to strength training, mobility sessions or athletic warm-ups.
Support balance, foot comfort and movement quality with short, repeatable sessions.
Explore 30 exercises by category or follow one of 7 guided sessions when you want a ready-made routine.
From first-time seated use to advanced triangular-bar instability, the Nova Balance system gives you a clear path to progress.
Start seated and learn how the board moves.
Build comfort, mobility and range with both feet standing.
Challenge ankle stability and confidence under load.
Use the triangular bars for your highest challenge level.


A visual, minimalist system designed to be easy to use at home and easy to understand at a glance.
Pine wood board with EVA anti-slip surface.
Rounded support bars for early-stage training.
Advanced bars for a higher instability challenge.
For warm-up, foot awareness and arch work.
For pre-training prep and post-training recovery.
Instant access to 30 exercises, 7 guided sessions and future training content.
Keeps the complete system together at home or on the go.
Nova Balance is designed for adults who want guided foot, ankle, balance and recovery training — from beginners to more athletic users.
Scan the QR code included with your kit to open the exercise library and guided sessions. No app is needed.
Most users can start with short sessions a few times per week and progress based on comfort, control and consistency.
It can be useful for progressive balance, mobility and control work. If you are recovering from an injury or following a rehab plan, it’s best to follow the guidance of your healthcare professional.