Sensory Stimulation: The soft texture of the sponge ball provides sensory stimulation, which can be beneficial for individuals with neurological conditions to improve proprioception (awareness of body position) and tactile sensitivity.
Hand and Finger Exercises: Sponge balls can be used for hand and finger exercises to improve grip strength, dexterity, and fine motor skills.
Gross Motor Exercises: Depending on the size and density, sponge balls can be used for gentle gross motor exercises to target larger muscle groups, balance, and coordination.
Gentle Resistance: The sponge ball’s pliability offers gentle resistance, making it suitable for individuals with limited strength or mobility.
Stress Relief: Engaging in exercises with the sponge ball can provide a calming and stress-relieving effect, which may be beneficial during rehabilitation sessions.
