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Basic Exercise Ball Workout


The exercise ball exercises in this basic exercise ball workout demand that you maintain a neutral spinal position throughout the entire exercise. You should be able to find your neutral position now in lying, sitting, standing and when on all fours. If you feel your back sagging, arching, or your pelvis tilting, you have reached technical failure and should stop and rest.

Now that you've mastered the basics of  
lumbar stabilization in a neutral position on a stable surface we can now introduce the unstable surface.



Exercise Ball Basic Program
How to sit on the exercise ball
Pelvic Tilt
Pelvic lateral Shift
Assuming the Supine Position
Bridging
Exercise balls are also known as stability balls, physio balls, therapy balls, fitball, Swiss balls, ab balls, fit balls, balance ball, fitness ball, gymnic balls.

Once you understand these basics, move on to try the beginner programs.


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