CoreFX Wall Ball

Price range: $92.00 through $122.00

CoreFX Wall Balls are 14″ diameter functional training balls designed for wall throws, core strength, and conditioning workouts. Available in multiple weights for all fitness levels.
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Description

Overview

The CoreFX Wall Ball is a 14″ diameter functional training tool made from ultra-strong PVC panels with reinforced stitching and a grippy texture. Designed for wall ball throws and full-body conditioning, it helps you build core strength, power, endurance, and explosive fitness.

Wall balls are ideal for workouts that combine squats, throws, and rapid movement patterns to increase cardiovascular fitness and muscular endurance.

Key Features

  • 14″ uniform diameter for consistent grip and throwing mechanics
  • Reinforced triple-stitched PVC panels for durability and longevity
  • Textured surface enhances grip even during sweaty workouts
  • Includes carry strap for easy transport and storage
  • Balanced internal fill for predictable movement and catches

Available Weights

  • 4 lb
  • 6 lb
  • 8 lb
  • 10 lb
  • 12 lb
  • 14 lb
  • 16 lb
  • 18 lb
  • 20 lb

How to Choose Your Wall Ball Weight

Selecting the right wall ball weight depends on your fitness level and how you intend to use it. Wall balls are best for dynamic movements that challenge your strength, coordination, and aerobic conditioning.

Beginner

  • 4–6 lb: Great for beginners focusing on form, balance, and basic core strength patterns.

Intermediate

  • 8–12 lb: Excellent for most users looking to combine squats and wall throws for conditioning circuits or HIIT.

Advanced

  • 14–20 lb: Ideal for experienced users focusing on power, muscular endurance, or high-intensity functional training.
Most people start with a mid-range weight (around 8–12 lb) and progress as strength and coordination improve.

Wall Ball vs Medicine Ball vs Slam Ball

Wall Ball

  • Designed specifically for high-rep wall throws and catches
  • Forgiving and balanced to safely absorb repeated impact
  • Typically used with squats and target throws in conditioning circuits

Medicine Ball

  • Versatile tool for core training, rotational movements, and ground-based strength
  • Not all medicine balls are optimized for repeated wall throws

Slam Ball

  • Designed for high-impact slams with minimal bounce
  • Preferred in power and conditioning workouts where rebound control matters

What’s Included

  • CoreFX Wall Ball (selected weight)
  • Carry strap for easy transport

Product Specifications

Diameter14″ (35 cm)
MaterialReinforced PVC panels with textured grip
StitchingTriple reinforced seams
UseWall throws, conditioning, functional training
GripTextured for secure handling during throws/catches
Carry StrapIncluded
Available Weights4–20 lb

How It Helps

Wall ball training integrates full-body movement patterns that improve core strength, shoulder stability, cardiovascular fitness, and coordination. These balls are commonly used in HIIT and functional training programs to develop explosive power and workout efficiency.

Who This Is For

  • Beginners learning movement patterns
  • Fitness and conditioning enthusiasts
  • Athletes building explosive power and endurance
  • Gyms and studios incorporating wall ball circuits
Available in Canada with a range of wall ball sizes to match your training goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is a wall ball used for?

Wall balls are designed for throwing and catching against a target, combining squats and explosive movement to improve strength, power, and conditioning.

How is a wall ball different from a medicine ball?

Wall balls are optimized for repeated wall throws and catches, whereas medicine balls are more versatile for core and ground-based exercises.

Are wall balls good for HIIT workouts?

Yes. Wall balls add dynamic movement and full-body engagement to HIIT and functional training circuits.

What wall ball weight should I start with?

Many people start with a mid-range weight (8–12 lb) and progress as strength and coordination improve.

Why is the diameter important?

A consistent diameter (14″) helps maintain predictable throws and catches for high-rep training sessions.

Additional information
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Weight4 lb, 6 lb, 8 lb, 10 lb, 12 lb, 14 lb, 16 lb, 18 lb, 20 lb
Availability Now available in-store at
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Frequently Asked Questions
Click on the question to reveal the answer!
What is a wall ball used for?

Wall balls are designed for throwing and catching against a target, combining squats and explosive movement to improve strength, power, and conditioning.

How is a wall ball different from a medicine ball?

Wall balls are optimized for repeated wall throws and catches, whereas medicine balls are more versatile for core and ground-based exercises.

Are wall balls good for HIIT workouts?

Yes. Wall balls add dynamic movement and full-body engagement to HIIT and functional training circuits.

What wall ball weight should I start with?

Many people start with a mid-range weight (8–12 lb) and progress as strength and coordination improve.

Why is the diameter important?

A consistent diameter (14″) helps maintain predictable throws and catches for high-rep training sessions.

What wall ball weight should I use for home workouts?

For most home workouts, an 8 lb or 10 lb wall ball works well. These weights provide enough resistance for conditioning and strength without requiring excessive space or advanced technique.

Are wall balls safe to use indoors?

Wall balls can be used indoors as long as there is enough clearance and a sturdy wall or target. Using a durable wall surface and adequate ceiling height helps ensure safe training.

Can wall balls be used for exercises other than wall throws?

Yes. Wall balls can also be used for squats, lunges, carries, core exercises, and conditioning drills where controlled movement and grip are important.

How long does a wall ball typically last with regular use?

With proper use and storage, a quality wall ball can last for years. Durability depends on usage frequency, training surface, and avoiding misuse such as dragging or slamming on abrasive surfaces.