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Stability Ball

Stability Ball

Oefeningen met een Yoga bal
Verantwoordelijke Inge
Laatst bijgewerkt 19-12-2025
Doorlooptijd 3 minuten
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Stability Ball

Side Plank on Yoga Ball

Purpose:

build lateral core strength and balance.

Starting Position:

  • Side plank position with the forearm or side of the body supported on the yoga ball.

  • Feet stacked or staggered for balance.

Execution:

  1. Lift the hips into a side plank position.

  2. Hold the body in a straight line.

  3. Breathe calmly and maintain control.

Common Mistakes:

  • Hips sagging

  • Over-tension in the neck

  • Unstable shoulder position

Coaching Tip:

push actively into the ball to stay stable.

Stability Ball
Wall Squats with Yoga Ball

Purpose:

strengthen quadriceps, glutes, and improve squat mechanics.

Starting Position:

  • Stand with the yoga ball between your back and the wall.

  • Feet shoulder-width apart.

Execution:

  1. Lower into a squat as the ball rolls down the wall.

  2. Push through the heels to stand back up.

Common Mistakes:

  • Knees collapsing inward

  • Too shallow depth

  • Leaning forward

Coaching Tip:

keep the chest upright and knees tracking over toes.

Stability Ball
Wall-Assisted Sit-Up with Yoga Ball

Purpose:

strengthen the abdominal muscles with external support.

Starting Position:

  • Lie on your back facing away from the wall.

  • Place the yoga ball against the wall with your hands extended.

Execution:

  1. Press hands lightly into the ball.

  2. Curl the upper body upward.

  3. Lower back down with control.

Common Mistakes:

  • Using momentum

  • Pulling the neck

  • Excessive range

Coaching Tip:

focus on controlled spinal flexion, not speed.

Stability Ball
Supine Alternating Foot Taps

Purpose:

activate the core and improve lower-body coordination.

Starting Position:

  • Lie on your back with legs lifted.

  • Yoga ball placed nearby as a target/reference.

Execution:

  1. Lower one foot to tap the floor.

  2. Lift it back up and switch sides.

  3. Maintain core control.

Common Mistakes:

  • Lower back arching

  • Fast uncontrolled taps

Coaching Tip:

stop the movement before the pelvis starts to tilt.