GIBBON Balance App

GIBBON Slacklines

About this app

Discover the fun and effective way to improve your balance, coordination, and core strength with the GIBBON Balance App – the ultimate companion for your SLACKBOARD, SLACKYARD and slackline training.

Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, our app offers a wide range of guided challenges, video tutorials, and custom programs tailored to your skill level. Earn GIBBON COINS, collect Merit Badges, and track your progress with every session.

Designed for all ages – from kids to athletes to active seniors – the GIBBON Balance App transforms your fitness routine into a gamified experience that motivates and inspires.

Key Features:
• Step-by-step video guides & expert tips
• Personalized challenges & skill tracking
• Earn rewards, badges & Balance Points
• Share your achievements with friends
• Works seamlessly with SLACKBOARD, SLACKYARD, SLACKRACK & Slacklines

Join a global community that trains balance not just as a skill – but as a lifestyle.

Train Smart. Stay Balanced. Have Fun.

Ratings and reviews

Great exercises with the slack board! Great instructors. Easy to follow, and they explain the difference between using a board for the exercise vs just doing on the floor. Recommend 100%. Everything seems free once you sign up. You need to buy one of their boards before you can do these, so it's nice that the app is free. 😊

What can I say, I thoroughly enjoy the app! The UI is enjoyable to bop around, not to mention intuitive. There is also a wide array of videos to choose from to cater to your specific needs/goals. My fitness is at an all time high now. Cant stop, wont stop, Gibbon strong. Highly recommend ~ three 👍s up

Poor support for tablets, foldables and other wide-screen devices. On my Galaxy Z Fold 8, the app itself rotates, but the video and following tutorial stay locked to one orientation, so both appear as a narrow strip on the large screen. Rotating the device also closes the video/tutorial, forcing me to start again. A quick first fix would be to let users freely rotate both the video and tutorial instead of forcing one orientation. Proper support for wide displays would still be very welcome.