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Begin by placing the Sissel Body Toning Bar across your hips. Head and shoulder blades rest on Sissel Exercise Ball and the knees are directly over your feet creating a 90-degree angle at the knee joint. Start with hips extended, body is one line like a table. Inhale slowly lower the glutes toward the floor keeping the knees over-top of the ankles, contract the glutes, and inhale lift the hips up toward the sky and hold for 2 seconds. Repeat 12 to 15 times.
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Lie face up on a mat with legs extended toward ceiling at 90 degree angle and ball between your feet (the center of the ball touching your ankle bones). If your hamstrings are tight, bend legs. Keep pelvis neutral and arms extended by your sides on mat, palms down. Inhale. Exhale as you rotate ribcage to draw your legs toward right side of chest in a circular motion. Continue by bringing your pelvis off the mat and lifting ball over head so your arms and legs are extended in opposite directions. Curve the spine slightly to balance between shoulder blades. Move legs down to left side of chest and return to starting position.
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Begin by lying prone on the Sissel Exercise Ball resting the upper back and head on the ball. Hips should be parallel with floor and feet underneath the knees. Grip the Sissel Body Toning Bar in both hands, arms are straight, palms facing toward each other. Now place the Sissel Body Toning Bar in one hand and slowly crab walk the feet to the same direction of the Sissel Body Toning Bar until you can no longer maintain balance. Don't allow the shoulder of the arm that's gripping onto the bar drop and keep the shoulders level and hips parallel to the floor. Hold this position for 3 seconds. Alternate sides and repeat 6 to 10 times in total.
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Begin with feet hip-width apart gripping onto Sissel Body Toning Bar, palms are facing toward the body. Contract the abdominals, and inhale bend over from the hips with a flat back bringing the bar toward the floor until you can no longer keep a neutral lumbar curve in your back. Keep the abdominals contracted, and exhale slowly with a flat back return to the starting position. Repeat 15 to 20 times.
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Assume a bridge position with your shoulders and head on the Sissel Swiss Ball Pro and your knees over your ankles. Roll back on the ball so your mid and upper back touch the ball. Holding dumbbells in each hand, bend arms to 90 degrees. The upper arms should be parallel to the floor with palms facing forward. Align elbows with shoulders. Slowly extend arms to ceiling until dumbbells line up over chest. Release and repeat.
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With feet hip-width apart, place right foot in front of left. Slightly bend the legs and hinge from the hips, maintaining neutral posture. Place your right hand on the ball and extend your left arm toward the floor. Bend the left arm until upper arm is parallel to the ceiling and elbow is close to ribcage. Release and repeat other side.
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Assume a bridge position with your shoulders and head on the ball and your knees over your ankles. Your knees, hips and shoulders should be aligned. Extend arms to ceiling and hold one dumbbell in both hands, palms facing in. While keeping your arms almost straight, lift them overhead until they are extended away from you. The dumbbell should be aligned with your head. Release and repeat.
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Kneel with one knee and one foot on the floor and the Sissel Swiss Ball Pro in front of you. With a dumbbell in hand, place right forearm on the ball, palm up. Lift and lower wrist. Then, turn palm to face floor and repeat movement. Repeat with left arm.
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This is an advanced exercise. Assume a bridge position with your shoulders and head on the Sissel Swiss Ball Pro and your knees over your ankles. Your knees, hips and shoulders should be aligned. Holding dumbbells in both hands, extend arms toward ceiling. Your hands should be aligned over your chest. Slowly extend the dumbbells to the sides until you feel your triceps touching the ball. Release and repeat. For variation, alternate arms and/or perform exercise in an incline position.
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Begin in a prone position, Sissel Exercise Ball situated underneath the hips. Keep the upper torso neutral maintain a subtle back extension. Chin is tucked in and the neck is kept in line with the spine. Toes are turned downward, touching the ground, and the legs are rigid with a slight bend at the knee. One arm is extended forward from the shoulder the other arm is extended along the side of the body. Keeping the arms rigid, slowly circle the Sissel Power Weight Balls in a clockwise manner, keeping the arms parallel throughout. Repeat for set, and then switch to rotating in the opposite direction.
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