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Fitness Ball Back Extension - The fitness ball back extensions are a very controlled, swiss ball exercise designed using a very short range technique for building tone, shape and strength of the lower back muscles. This exercise will also increase overall balance and stability. Read more about the fitness ball back extension
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Fitness Ball Bent Knee Tricep Dips - The fitness ball bent knee tricep dips are another very controlled, swiss ball exercise designed using a very balance technique for building tone, shape and strength of the tricep muscles. This exercise will also increase balance and stability. Read more about the fitness ball bent knee tricep dips
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Fitness Ball Calf Raises - The fitness ball calf raises are a very simple, seated swiss ball exercise using a controlled, balanced technique for building tone, shape and definition of the gastrocnemius muscles. This exercise will also increase overall balance and stability. This exercise includes two technique descriptions. Read more about the fitness ball calf raises
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Fitness Ball Deep Wall Squat - The fitness ball deep wall squats are a strong, supported, swiss ball exercise designed using a focused, full length technique for building tone, shape and strength to the thighs, hamstrings and calf muscles. This exercise includes three technique descriptions. Read more about the fitness ball deep wall squat
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| Straight Technique Starting | Straight Technique Finishing | Close Technique Starting | Close Technique Finishing |
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| Wide Technique Starting | Wide Technique Finishing |
Fitness Ball Glute Raise - The fitness ball glute raise is a simple, balanced swiss ball exercise designed using a controlled, full length technique for building tone, shape and definition of the gluteus maximus muscles. This exercise will also increase overall balance and stability. Read more about the fitness ball glute raise
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Fitness Ball Hamstring Curl - The fitness ball hamstring curls are a lying, supported swiss ball exercise designed using a controlled, rolling technique for building tone, shape and definition of the hamstrings and leg muscles. This exercise will also increase balance and stability. Read more about the fitness ball hamstring curl
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Fitness Ball Hip Extension - The fitness ball hip extensions are a very controlled, straight leg swiss ball exercise designed to increase overall balance, stability and endurance of the entire lower body muscles. Read more about the fitness ball hip extension
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Fitness Ball Inner Thighs - The fitness ball inner thighs are a controlled, lying swiss ball exercise designed using a simple, static technique for building strength, tone and shape to the inner thigh muscles. This exercise will also increase overall endurance, stability and control. Read more about the fitness ball inner thighs
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Fitness Ball Leg Twists - The fitness ball leg twists are another lying, controlled swiss ball exercise using a rotating technique designed to increase tone, shape and definition of the inner thigh muscles. This exercise will also increase overall balance and stability. This exercise includes two technique descriptions. Read more about the fitness ball leg twists
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| Alt Technique Starting | Alt Technique Finishing | Same Side Starting | Same Side Finishing |
Fitness Ball Plank - The fitness ball plank is a strong, controlled swiss ball exercise designed using a very controlled, strict technique designed to increase overall endurance. This exercise will also increase balance and stability. Read more about the fitness ball plank
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Fitness Ball Pushups - The fitness ball pushups are another very strong, controlled swiss ball exercise designed using a balanced technique for building tone and shape of the shoulders, chest and triceps. This exercise will also increase overall balance and stability. Read more about the fitness ball pushups
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Fitness Ball Reverse Plank - The fitness ball reverse plank is another strong, controlled swiss ball exercise designed using slightly more demanding but easier static technique for building endurance. This exercise will also increase overall balance and stability. Read more about the fitness ball reverse plank
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Fitness Ball Reverse Pushups - The fitness ball reverse pushups are a slightly strong but more controlled swiss ball exercise designed using a strong technique for building strength and shape of the shoulders, chest and tricep muscles. This exercise includes three technique descriptions. Read more about the fitness ball reverse pushups
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| Close Grip Starting | Close Grip Finishing | Straight Grip Starting | Straight Grip Finishing |
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Fitness Ball Standing Deep Squat - The fitness ball standing deep squats are a simple, free standing swiss ball exercise using a full length technique designed to increase tone, shape and strength of the thigh, hamstring and glute muscles. This exercise includes three technique descriptions. Read more about the fitness ball standing deep squat
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| Straight Technique Starting | Straight Technique Finishing | Close Technique Starting | Close Technique Finishing |
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Fitness Ball Standing Squat - The fitness ball standing squats are a simpler version of the previous swiss ball exercise designed using a slightly shorter technique for building tone, shape and strength of just the thigh muscles. This exercise includes three technique descriptions. Read more about the fitness ball standing squat
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| Straight Technique Starting | Straight Technique Finishing | Close Technique Starting | Close Technique Finishing |
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| Wide Technique Starting | Wide Technique Finishing |
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