EXCALIBUR FT105B Fox Sports Core Stability Ball User Manual

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B

EGINNERS

It is recommended that you start light and

gradually work your way into more intense

workouts. Learn and master each of the 3 Basic

Positions before moving on to the workouts

listed in this guide.

If the recommended number of repititions for

each exercise is too much for you, lower the

amount you do.

B

ASIC

P

OSITIONS

Sitting

Sit on the ball as you would a chair and try to

e ball as you would a chair

e ball as you would a chair

maintain proper posture. Learn to control your

balance on the ball.

Laying - Back

Lay on your back on the ball with your legs bent

at the knees and feet on the ground for support.

Laying - Facedown

Lay on your stomach on the ball with your hands

on the fl oor in front of you.

on the fl oor in front of

on the fl oor in front of

W

EEKLY

R

OUTINE

For most people, it is recommended that you

work out 2 or 3 times per week with days in

between to rest your muscles.

S

TRETCHING

It is important to stretch your muscles before

performing any physical activity including the

exercises described in this guide.

E

XERCISES

Sitting Circles

1. Sit down on the ball.

2. Stretch your arms out to the side and

slowly make a circle against the ball by

moving your hips in a circular motion.

Reps: 15 circles in each direction.

Chest Press

1. Lay on the ball with your legs bent and feet on

the ground to help give you support.

2. Reach up toward the ceiling with both hands,

sitting up slightly to work your abdominal

muscles.

Reps: 2 sets of 15 with 20 seconds of rest in

between.

Single Chest Press

1. Lay on the ball with your legs bent and feet on

the ground to help give you support.

2. Reach toward the ceiling with one hand,

angling it slightly toward the opposite side of

your body.

Reps: 2 sets of 15 on each side with 20 seconds

rest in between.

Twis

TT t

1. Lay on the ball with your legs bent and feet on

the ground to help give you support.

2. Stretch your arms and hands out so that the

tips of your fi ngers are touching, then

slowly turn your body to the side and return to

the original position.

Reps: 2 sets of 15 on each side with 20 seconds

rest in between.

The workouts listed in this guide are guidelines. Please see a training professional for advice

on performing these activities safely and correctly. Excalibur Electronics and FOX are not

responsible for injuries that may be caused from performing these activities incorrectly.

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