How Do You Do A Stability Ball Drop And Catch?
Stability balls are used in exercise to target multiple groups of muscles at the same time. For this reason, every exercise has the added benefit of making your muscles work in conjunction to maintain balance on the ball. Whether you are sitting on the ball, rolling your belly on it or lifting it over your head, you’re engaging groups of muscles with each movement. This action by a broad range of muscles makes every exercise more effective. The stability ball drop-and-catch exercise targets the abdominal muscles in addition to strengthening the core muscles of the lower back, hips and pelvis. This group of muscles controls your posture and assists with day-to-day activities such as climbing steps and lifting. Warmed-up muscles respond much better to exercise. Make sure to get your blood pumping by performing some stretches and light cardio before attempting any stability ball exercises. These exercises are not simply target exercise but rather a complete workout when combined with othe
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