Stand Strong Longer

PivoDisc is a simple yet effective tool designed to engage and strengthen the foot's intrinsic stabilising muscles - improving balance, proprioception, and confidence in movement at any age.

PivoDisc is currently in the early innovation-prototype stage. We are seeking professional feedback to test, review and help refine the product before launch.

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(For qualified practitioners - limited quantities available)

Adjustable

★★★★★

Targets foot muscles with laser focus

Easy To Use

Highly Effective

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Quick

Step on, balance on one leg

Easy to adjust difficulty level: just swap pivot

Feel the burn in less than a minute

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How does it work?

Select and install the pivot that best matches your level.
Step on the disc with the ball of your foot centered over the pivot point. Keep the heel on the ground.
Maintain balance on that leg while raising the other leg. Keep the second leg close to the floor, tapping the floor as needed to maintain balance.
Try to balance for 30 to 60 seconds with each foot.

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Interchangable Pivots

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Pivodisc is a multidirectional, unstable circular platform for single leg balancing exercises.

Also try placing the heel centrally over the pivot point and with the ball on of the foot on the floor, repeat the balancing exercise.
Increase the challenge by placing the foot off-center to favour one side of the foot muscles over the other

Why Pivodisc?

Balance for Lifelong Health

With a quarter of the body’s bones and 29 muscles in each foot, our body is heavily invested in keeping us upright and mobile. Maintaining strong, stable feet is fundamental to balance, mobility, and ultimately, long-term health and longevity.

As we age, we naturally lose foot strength and proprioception—the body’s sense of position and movement. This decline increases the risk of instability and falls, which remain one of the leading causes of injury and mortality in adults over 65.

Balance exercises play a vital role in maintaining confidence and security on our feet. For clients who are already comfortable balancing on one leg, Pivodisc introduces an extra degree of controlled instability that activates the intrinsic foot muscles as well as the broader postural stability system.

By isolating the forefoot from the hindfoot, Pivodisc amplifies the neuromuscular engagement required to maintain balance. Users can stabilize either the heel or the ball of the foot while the other end responds dynamically to the subtle, shifting challenge presented by Pivodisc.

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The number of hip fractures resulting from a fall in Australia is expected to double by 2026 and increase fourfold by 2051. (Queensland Health)

Get Involved

Pivodisc is a new balance and foot-strengthening tool — and before we take it to market, we want to make sure it truly works for the people who use it most.

If you work in physiotherapy, rehabilitation, or movement training, we’d love to hear your perspective. Try it out, share your thoughts, and help shape what comes next.

As part of our early testing group, we’ll send you a free sample to explore in your own practice or with clients. In return, we’ll ask for your honest feedback — what works, what could improve, and where you see it fitting into real-world training or rehab.

Help us test and refine Pivodisc — and if it excites you as much as it does us, together we can give people a better way to stand strong, longer.