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Exercise Ball Exercises - Lunge

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Starting Position
  • These exercise ball exercises require you to stand with your back to the exercise ball.
  • Raise one foot back and place it on the ball.
  • Put your hands on your hips.
Action
  • Lower yourself, if you can, until your thigh is horizontal, or you feel a stretch in the rear leg, which ever comes first.
  • Raise yourself back up to the starting position.
Prime Movers
  • Quadriceps, glutes.
Physio Tips
  • To avoid knee injury, your weight bearing knee should not move past your toes. If it does, you need to move further away from the ball.
Progression
  • For more of a challenge to your balance, try this exercise ball exercise with your eyes closed.
  • To further challenge strength, hold dumbbells as you lunge.


1ballsRepeat this movement 6 times on each leg.

2ballsRepeat this movement 10 times on each leg.

3ballsRepeat this movement 15 times on each leg.





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