It is always a good idea to change things up at times especially when it comes to exercise routines. Once the body adapts and becomes stronger, it may be time to add-in a new training stimulus to the mix. Especially when it comes to the core. Adding a prop, like an exercise ball, helps create an unstable surface and, in turn, makes your core work that much harder. Here are a few exercises to try, all you need is time and a stability ball.
Stability Ball Pull-In
What is great about this particular core exercise is when it becomes less challenging, simply add in a push-up after each pull-in.
Stability Ball Back Extension
Focus on contracting the glute and back muscles as you move through your range of motion while performing back extension.
Stability Ball Rollover
This is an exercise that you have to work on not using momentum to perform the movement. Focus on pulling from your abs, pause at the top, then slowly lower the ball back to the starting position, stop, and repeat.
Stability Ball Bridge
Think about really pushing the lower legs into the ball as you are performing hip extension, this will engage the glutes and hamstrings. Then raise the body ooff the floor until the ankles/knees/hips form a straight line.
Stay Strong Together
The Jefit app comes equipped with an advanced customizable workout planner, training log, the ability to track data and share workouts. Take advantage of Jefits exercise database for your strength workouts. Visit our members-only Facebook group. Connect with like-minded people, share tips, and advice to help get closer to reaching your fitness goals. Try one of the new interval-based workouts and add it to your weekly training schedule.
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