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Lateral Flexion on Sissel Exercise Ball

Lie on your side with Sissel Exercise Ball under waist and hips. Extend legs and anchor feet against a wall. Bend arms and place hands by ears. Drape over ball, then lift torso in opposite direction, bringing side of ribcage to side of hips. Don’t let your pelvis roll forward or back on the ball. Return to starting position and repeat.

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Lateral Flexion with Fitband and Medicine Ball

Lie on right side with legs bent and medicine ball under right side of ribcage and waist. Attach Fitband to a secure object on your right and hold ends of Fitband in each hand. Bend arms and place hands by ears, keeping elbows bent. Flex laterally by moving left side of ribcage toward left hip. Release and repeat, lying on your left side.

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Low Back Stretch over Sissel Exercise Ball

Lie face down on a large Sissel exercise ball. Position ball under your abdominal area and allow your arms and legs to drape over the ball and relax toward the floor.

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Lunge Cross-Overs with Medicine Ball

Begin in a lunge position with right foot forward, knee over ankle, and left foot behind you, heel up and knee pointing toward floor. Hold medicine ball with both hands by your left hip. As you straighten your legs out of the lunge position, lift ball diagonally until it is overhead. Lunge again, this time bringing medicine ball to right hip. Repeat other side.

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One knee on Swiss Ball, one arm Row with Sissel Exercise Ball and Sissel Body Toning Bar

Begin with one knee on Sissel Exercise Ball, with the opposite hand grip onto a Sissel Body Toning Bar, palm facing toward you, gaze toward the floor. The leg that is in contact with the floor is straight. Maintain a neutral spine and neck. Contract the abdominals and slowly raise the bar toward you, bringing elbow up toward the sky. Try to keep the elbow in toward the rib cage. Hold for 2 seconds. As you inhale slowly return to starting position. Repeat 10 to 15 times.

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One Leg, One Arm Row with Sissel Exercise Ball and Sissel Body Toning Bar

Begin by standing on one leg and with the opposite arm placed on a Sissel Exercise Ball. In the other arm, grip a Sissel Body Toning Bar, palm facing toward you. The leg that's in the air is parallel to the floor. Maintain a straight posture. Begin by pulling the navel in toward the spine to engage the abdominals and as you exhale slowly row the bar toward your body, elbow up toward the sky and hold for 2 seconds. As you inhale slowly return to starting position. Repeat 8 to 12 times.

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Power Lunge with Sissel Body Toning Bar

Begin in a bent over position gripping onto the Sissel Body Toning Bar. Feet should be hip-width apart, gaze toward the floor. Contract the abdominal muscles and with a power lunge slowly raise the Sissel Body Toning Bar over the head and jump up in the sky landing in a lunge position. Jump back to starting position. Repeat 10 times each side. 20 times total.

Caution: do not do this exercise if you have any knee problems or lower back problems. When jumping into the lunge, front foot should land flat on the floor and front knee should not go over the shoelaces.

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Prone Cobra on Exercise Mat

Lie face down on Sissel Exercise Mat, hands by your hips, shoelaces to the floor. Slowly lift chest and arms off the floor with thumbs up and neutral neck. Squeeze shoulder blades together. Hold 30 seconds or less, according to your ability. Rest and repeat.

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Prone Knee Pull-Ins on Sissel Exercise Ball

In a face-down position, place your feet and shins on the Sissel Exercise Ball and your palms on the floor, hands aligned under shoulders. Bend legs, pulling the Sissel Exercise Ball toward your head. Continue bending your knees until your thighs are close to your chest and tailbone points toward ceiling. Release and repeat.

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Prone Reverse Fly on Sissel Exercise Ball with Sissel Power Weight Ball

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. The arms are extended downward from the chest. Gripping the Sissel Power Weight Balls with the palms turned inward, extend the arms out to the side, squeezing the shoulder blades together at the end of the movement. The torso and legs maintain a stable, unmoving position. Return to start position, and repeat for sets.

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