HUSLA is the world's first lower-back exercise chair designed to exercise the lower-back(sacrum and lumber vertebrae) and pelvic region within a 15-degree angle in all directions.

HUSLA is simple to use and effectively designed to strengthen the local muscles by moving your pelvis and lower-back.
HUSLA helps users to maintain proper sitting posture and strengthen lower-back muscles to prevent various lower-back problems as well as improve body balance, so men can strengthen prostate and stamina and women can prevent urinary incontinence, menstrual pain, constipation and adult disease.
It also prevents abdominal obesity and helps you maintain fitness

Features
Patent Registered Ergonomic Design The Worlds First Lower-back Exercise
Chair-HUSLA “Highly effective and easy-to-use exercise chair for your lower-back, pelvis and
bowel movement

Side incline exercise

How to Exercise
Pull up your abdomen to straighten your back and move your pelvis left and right.
Exercise for 5 mins followed by 1 min break for three reps.
To increase the effect, position your hands on the grip, on your waist or raise upward respectively.

Benefits
It tones the waistline and improves body balance while reducing fat around the area.

Forward/Backward incline exercise

How to Exercise
Pull up your abdomen to straighten your back and move your pelvis left and right.
Exercise for 5 mins followed by 1 min break for three reps.
To increase the effect, position your hands on the grip, on your waist or raise upward respectively.

Benefits
It tones the waistline and improves body balance while reducing fat around the area.

Pelvis rotation exercise

How to Exercise
Pull up your abdomen to straighten your back and rotate your pelvis at 15-degree angle sideways.
Exercise slowly for 5 mins followed by 1 min break for three reps. Repeat several times.
Carry out this movement after mastering the Side Incline and Forward/Backward Incline Exercise.

Benefits
Corrects pelvic misalignment and prevents constipation, digestive disorders, menstrual pain and
hip-related problem

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