Swiss Ball Abs Workout


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SPRI Workout Swiss Ball With Legs Red

  • Easy to carry and store
  • Stays in place during class
  • User-friendly – great for beginners
  • Durable, superior quaility for long life

Product DescriptionThe ball stability ball legs add a new dimension to its programs of high strength exercises! Easy to carry and store. Held in place during the class. Easy to use – ideal for beginners. quaility sustainable over a long life. . . . More>>

SPRI Workout Swiss Ball With Legs Red

SPRI Professional Xercise Workout Swiss Ball Green

  • Ideal for home use
  • Versatile, high grade ball
  • Perfect ball for individual use
  • Slow deflate up to 300lbs
  • Appropriate for body resistance strength and flexibility activities

DescriptionIdeal products for home use. This versatile, high quality ball the ball is perfect for individual use. Slow deflate to 300 pounds makes it suitable for resistance to physical strength and flexibility activities. . . . More>>

SPRI Professional Xercise Workout Swiss Ball Green

SPRI Elite Xercise Workout Swiss Ball Red – Commercial Grade

  • Safe, heavy-duty, slow-deflate quality Xercise Balls
  • Durable enough to withstand diverse training applications in any club environment
  • Slow-deflate up to 500 lbs.
  • Designed for heavy use in all workout environments

Product DescriptionThese safe, heavy, slow-deflate Quality SPRI ® XERCISE balls are strong enough to withstand diverse training applications in any club environment. Elite (slow-deflate to 500 lbs.) Exercise Balls are designed for heavy use in all training environments. . . . More>>

SPRI Elite Xercise Workout Swiss Ball Red – Commercial Grade

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askthetrainer.com This is a great set to use if you are short on time and want to work your core, abs, shoulders, triceps, chest and obliques. Your core will never get a rest during this entire set. It is best to perform this with a BOSU ballast ball but a stability ball is okay if you are on a flat surface so the balls won’t roll away. Give this one a try and see how many times you can complete left and right arm medicine ball push-ups, stability crunches and plank. REMEMBER…. Stick to the basics. Start from a low level then advance. If you don’t do squats, bench press, pull ups lat pull downs, dumbbell rows, barbell rows, lunges, etc. you have absolutely no reason to do “cute” accessory exercises such as this one. Personal Trainer Michael Behnken, MS, NASM-CPT-PES, CSCS askthetrainer.com