Mini-Stability Ball Exercise Manual
The Open BarreTM Mini Exercise Ball is used to more effectively Think about scooping your abs in pulling your belly button all the way back.
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abdominal pressure providing stability and stiffness of the body(3). Core stability exercises on and off a swiss ball(10)
Stability Ball Exercises
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New Study Puts the Crunch on Ineffective Ab Exercises
common abdominal exercises ranking exercise ball ranked highest—coming ... the findings of ACE's 1997 study of popular ab exercise products.
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in many of these Swiss ball exercises compares to core muscle recruitment in traditional abdominal exercises such as the crunch and bent-knee sit-up.
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Hold stretch for 30 seconds. Ab Stretch. Alternate Arm & Leg. 2 Levels. Lateral Ball Roll. Progression.
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or any other exercise program to determine if it is right for your needs Stability Ball Exercises Directions: Complete 8-12 repetitions each exercise
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Using a gym ball for ab crunches tones sculpts and strengthens your abdominals far more effectively than doing them on an exercise mat 1 Start by sitting on
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Achieve greater overall fitness by stretching and strengthening on the Exercise Ball • Improves balance and coordination • Enhances strength and flexibility
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A comprehensive reference book for stability ball exercises free weights ABS stability balls are recommended: ABS balls do not burst when punctured
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1 Begin by kneeling on the floor in front of stability ball and lie face down so that the ball is at your upper abdominal region Your head
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Stability ball exercises require constant activation of the core muscles which translates to a more functional core as well as sculpted abdominal and back
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Strengthening core stability on the ball is about training the brain and body muscles the deep abdominal muscles and the muscles of the pelvic floor
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Ab Prep Side Stretch Targets: Abdominals Starting position: Leaning back against Mini Stability Ball with ball at mid-back Spine in a neutral
Are stability balls good for abs?
Core-strength exercises strengthen your core muscles, including your abdominal muscles, back muscles and the muscles around the pelvis. You can do many core-strength exercises with a fitness ball.- Only use the equipment for a maximum of 20 minutes and alternate between an ergonomic office chair. Focus on pulling the tummy button in to keep the ball stable and keep feet flat on the floor. Make sure you purchase a ball with anti-burst technology.
Stability Ball Workout
Wall Squats
1. Begin by placing your stability ball against a wall, and, while standing upright, lean
against the ball with your back. Your feet should be slightly out in front of you and approximately shoulder width apart.2. Using a controlled motion, lower your self until the top of your thighs are parallel to the floor.
3. Slowly return to the standing upright position by pressing your feet into the floor and pushing your body back to upright.
Back Extensions
1. Begin by kneeling on the floor in front of stability ball and lie face down so that the
ball is at your upper abdominal region. Your head should be facing the floor.2. Cross your hands over your chest, and raise your torso approximately six inches.
3. Hold for a count, then slowly and under control, lower your torso to the starting position.
Push Ups with Hands on Floor
1. Start by positioning yourself in the standard push-up position, with your hands
slightly wider than shoulder width. Place your feet on top of your exercise ball.2. Slowly lower yourself to the ground until your chest nearly contacts the floor.
3. Perform a push-up by pressing yourself from the floor back to the starting position
Oblique Crunches
1. Begin by kneeling down on one knee beside the exercise ball with the knee that is on
the floor next to the fitness ball.2. Carefully lie sideways over the stability ball. You bottom arm (arm closest to the ball)
should be bent with your hand behind your head and your top arm (arm farthest from the ball) can either be in the same position (hand behind head) or lying on your side. Having your top hand behind your head makes the exercise more difficult.3. Slowly raise you body upward by lifting your shoulder, pushing your hips into the ball
and pulling with your obliques, making sure not to twist your body.4. Squeeze your obliques for a count and then slowly lower yourself back to the starting
position.Stationary Lunges
1. Start with a large stability ball behind you. Carefully place a leg on the ball. Your shin
should be in contact with the top of the ball. Place your front leg as far out in front of you back leg as you can while maintaining your balance and comfort. Your front foot should be planted firmly on the floor.2. To perform this stability ball exercise, lower yourself by slowly bending your front leg until the top of your leg is parallel to the floor. Be sure to keep your back leg firmly
on top of the stability ball throughout the movement.3. Finish the repetition by returning to the starting position.
4. Repeat the movement, performing the required number of reps. Repeat with the
opposite leg on the ball.Crunch
1. Start by sitting on the exercise ball as if you were sitting on a chair. Slowly lean back
and walk your feet forward until the ball is positioned on your lower back region and you are looking toward the ceiling. The top your legs should be parallel to the floor.2. Cross your hands on your chest and keep your head in a neutral position looking forward (toward the ceiling). You chin should not touch your chest at any point
during this exercise.3. Raise your torso by contracting your abdominals to perform the crunch.
4. Hold for a count, squeeze your abdominals, and return to starting position.
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