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Exercise Ball Exercises - The Clock with Arms Up

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Starting Position
  • These exercise ball exercises require you to lie on your back with your knees bent at 90 degrees, heels on the ball. 
  • Keep your straight and pointed up to the ceiling.
  • Keep the back of your thighs close to the ball.
Action
  • Rotate both legs to one side.
  • Roll as far as you can without letting your shoulder rise off the floor.
  • Return to the top and repeat on the other side.
Prime Movers
  • Abdominal obliques, hip abductors, hamstrings, glutes, lower back.
Physio Tips
  • Keep your abdominals tight throughout this exercise.
  • Make sure you can control this movement within a short range before you try larger movements.
  • If you have any discomfort, stop.
Progression
  • Try bringing your arms closer to your body.
  • Try doing this exercise with one leg on the ball, one leg up.
  • Try Single Leg Raise and Cross


1ballsRepeat this ball exercise 5 times each side.

2ballsRepeat this ball exercise 10 times each side.

3ballsRepeat this ball exercise 15 times each side.




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