Stability Ball
| Verantwoordelijke | Inge |
|---|---|
| Laatst bijgewerkt | 19-12-2025 |
| Doorlooptijd | 3 minuten |
| Leden | 1 |
Side Oblique Crunch on Yoga Ball
Purpose:
strengthen the oblique abdominal muscles and improve lateral core control.
Starting Position:
Lay with your back on the yoga ball.
Feet wide apart for stability.
Hands placed lightly behind the head or crossed over the chest.
Execution:
Lower the torso sideways over the ball.
Lift the torso back up and twist on the top by contracting the side abdominal muscles.
Control the movement on the way down.
Repeat before switching sides.
Common Mistakes:
Pulling the head with the hands
Using momentum instead of muscle control
Rotating the torso forward or backward
Coaching Tip:
think “lift the rib cage toward the hip,” not “bend sideways.”
Purpose:
strengthen the oblique abdominal muscles and improve lateral core control.
Starting Position:
Lay with your back on the yoga ball.
Feet wide apart for stability.
Hands placed lightly behind the head or crossed over the chest.
Execution:
Lower the torso sideways over the ball.
Lift the torso back up and twist on the top by contracting the side abdominal muscles.
Control the movement on the way down.
Repeat before switching sides.
Common Mistakes:
Pulling the head with the hands
Using momentum instead of muscle control
Rotating the torso forward or backward
Coaching Tip:
think “lift the rib cage toward the hip,” not “bend sideways.”
Purpose:
improve core stability and balance.
Starting Position:
Lie with your back on the yoga ball.
Feet on the floor, hands lightly supporting balance.
Execution:
Maintain balance on the ball.
Move your torso upwards.
Common Mistakes:
Over-tensing the lower back
Letting the ball roll away
Coaching Tip:
think squeeze
Purpose:
challenge core stability, coordination, and lower-body control.
Starting Position:
High plank with hands on the floor.
Feet starting close together on the ball.
Execution:
Move one foot outward to tap the ground as far as possible.
Return it to center and switch sides.
Keep hips stable throughout.
Common Mistakes:
Pelvis rotating
Rushing the movement
Losing plank alignment
Coaching Tip:
slow the movement down to increase core demand.