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[China]
Address: 335 Minta RD,Songjiang District ,Shanghai China
Contact name:Rita Deng
Shanghai Minghuan Fitness Equipment Manufacturing Co., Ltd. |
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Heavy Duty Stability Yoga Balance Ball 85cm Gym Fitness Ball
Supports 2200lbs
Made from high quality PVC; these large, durable, anti burst Swiss
sports balls are available in variety of colours.
Take your workout routines to the next level! These balance balls
can replace your old weight lifting bench and be used with various
free weights and dumbbells to improve your stability and form.
Great for yoga workouts, sit up / abdominal exercises and
stretching after a hard cardio or bodybuilding work out routine.
This gymnastic ball can be used while wearing exercise gloves and
on a mat.
Suitable for use as a pregnancy birthing ball or as part of a
physiotherapy health program to help you strike various poses and
postures to relieve stress and improve your body and mind.
Tired of having a bad back from sitting in that same old office
chair? Replace it with one of these big, bouncy balls! Its tough
portable design means it’s suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
Product Specifications:
Mold size Chart
| Item No | Dia | Weight |
| Anti-burst Yoga Ball | 55cm | 850g |
| 65cm | 1000f | |
| 75cm | 1250g | |
| 85cm | 1600g | |
| Common Yoga Ball | 55cm | 800g |
| 65cm | 900g | |
| 75cm | 1000g | |
| ... | .... | .... |
Exercises to Try With Yoga Balance Ball
1. Overhead Ball Squat
Squat and Reach
Ready to use the arms and the legs? For this one, complete a
traditional squat, while holding the stability ball with the arms
extended overhead. Adding weight (nope, not quite light as air)
while keeping the torso in an upright position engages the
shoulders and deltoid muscles. Go for 10 to 15 reps of this bad
boy.
2. Wall Squat
Put those quads to work with this power move. Stand about three
feet from a wall with feet shoulder-width apart and the back to the
wall. Place the ball between the lower back and the wall and squat
down slowly until the legs form 90-degree angles at the knees. Use
the ball to support the back as it rolls from the lower back to the
shoulder blades. Slowly stand up again, and repeat for 10 to 15
reps.
3. Standing Ball Squeeze
If you embarrass easily, try this move at home. It may look funny,
but it seriously works the hips, lower back, and inner thighs.
Stand upright and place the ball between the legs, so the center is
about even with the knees (it should not be touching the floor).
Squat down until knees form 90-degree angles, squeezing the ball to
stay balanced. Hold the position as long as possible, working up to
30 to 45 seconds per set. Note: For this move, consider using a
ball that’s not the perfect fit. A larger ball makes this move more
difficult, while a smaller ball is a little easier on the thighs.
Beginners can also use a chair or wall for help with balance.
4. Hamstring Curl
Hamstring Curl
Lie on the floor with arms extended perpendicular to the torso and
lower calves and heels resting on the ball. Engaging the glutes and
abs, lift the hips up from the floor. Use your outstretched arms
for stability—you'll feel wobbly! Exhale and slowly bring the knees
in towards the hips, so the feet are resting flat on top of the
ball. Pause for a few seconds in this position and then inhale,
straightening legs out again. Keep those hips up the whole time to
get maximum gluteus maximus benefits. Aim for 10 to 12 reps of this
total-body move.
5. Squat and Reach
Get the blood flowing with a slow and steady squat that works your
arms and abs as well as legs. Hold the ball with straight arms so
it’s about level with the face. Squat down, bringing the ball all
the way to the left side, just above the left foot. Hang tight in
this position for three slow breaths, and then untwist the torso
and return to standing before repeating on the other side. For the
best results, keep that butt down in the squats and hold arms
straight out in front of the torso. Try 10 to 15 reps of this
twisty move to get the arms, core, and legs in tip-top shape.
