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Exercise Ball Crunches


About Exercise Ball Crunches Exercise ball crunches are a great alternative for trainees who suffer from low back problems. Using the exercise ball also increases the need for stability which makes the movement more functional when translated to everyday activities. As with any other abdominal exercise, it is important to initiate the movement by executing [...]

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Transfer Crunch


Description The transfer crunch – which is one of the better swiss ball exercises – is an excellent way to strengthen the abdominal region. Due to the great deal of flexibility, coordination and abdominal strength required for each repetition, beginners often find the movement difficult to perform. Therefore, this movement is best suited for more [...]

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T-Bridge

Exercise Description This is one of the best core stabilization exercises to target the deep abdominal muscles; particularly throughout the sides (oblique region). The T-bridge is both functional and sport-specific because improves core strength and stability – which is important for pretty much every sport. Exercise Video Get A Free Workout Program Detailed Workout Programs [...]

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Exercise Ball Pelvic Tilt

Description As previously established, the lower abdominal region is most effectively activated when an anterior pelvic tilt is performed. However, executing this movement may be difficult for first timers and those who do not have efficient body awareness. Using an exercise ball is a great way to learn the technique while still delivering a great [...]

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Exercises Ball Pull-Ins

Description This exercise was designed to strengthen the muscles of the abdominal region. They contract as stabilizers to maintain the bridge position and to draw the legs and pelvis forward during hip flexion. Since the exercise requires a great deal of stability and upper body strength, beginners may want to start off with more simplistic [...]

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