The way you do this exercise is by
lying on an exercise ball in a way that the ball is positioned under your lower back.
Not exact matches
So switch it up and move to total body ab
exercises that don't require you to
lie on your back
on a dirty floor or mat, and you should also switch to stability
ball ab
exercises.
If you are a beginner, start with easy bodyweight
exercises you can do
lying on the ground, such as planks, hip extensions,
ball leg curls, and pushups.
First, abdominal
exercises on the
ball challenge your balance and can lead to improvements in core stability, and Second,
lying on the
ball increases the range of motion of crunches and can lead to greater improvements in strength.
Sitting
on a birth
ball (
exercise ball), being in the water, and
lying on my side in bed were the three things that most helped me with pain relief.
The 3 abs
exercises below focus
on the abdominal muscles while you're
lying on the floor with the
exercise ball between your feet and your knees.
Starting Position: Begin by
lying on your back, and place the
exercise ball between your feet.
How to do the
exercise:
Lie flat
on the floor and raise yourself up
on to your hands and
balls of your feet, your hands should be shoulder width apart and your feet should be together.
Lie on your back and put the outside edges of your feet
on your
exercise ball.
Assessing different trunk
exercises, Marshall et al. (2010) compared a number of swiss
ball exercises, including the plank with arms
on the swiss
ball, single - leg hip hyperextension from the push up position with legs
on the swiss
ball, single - leg squat against a wall
on a swiss
ball, swiss
ball roll - outs, and swiss
ball rolls, rotating from
lying supine
on the
ball and moving to prone with the upper body in contact.