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DIY Medicine Ball




Have you been wanting a medicine ball but don't have the extra money? I have the deal for you! DIY Medicine Ball!
 
 

All you need is a  basketball a small funnel, cat litter and a  Bicycle tube repair kit! I got a
40 cent basketball from the thrift store and put a small cut with a razor knife, just big enough for your funnel to fill the ball with cat litter. Seal the small hole with a Bicycle tube repair kit and put a little air in it now you have a perfect cheap medicine ball!
I made one today and mine came out to 8lb!
 
 
Thanks to my hubby!!!!

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