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Double Stability Ball Knee-Ins (angle 2)
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Double Stability Ball Knee-Ins (angle 2)
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Skill: Advanced
Once muscle strength, control, balance & flexibility have increased, more advanced exercises are employed to improve coordination, endurance, functionality, strength & power. Advanced exercises should not be attempted until you are comfortable with the basic manoeuvres found in Beginner & Intermediate exercises. Some exercises may need the supervision of a coach or spotter. Before performing advanced exercises, please consult your physician.
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The double stability balll knee-ins are an advanced core exercise that requires a great deal of abdominal strength and balance.
 
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Instructions on how to do Double Stability Ball Knee-Ins (angle 2)

Step 1: How to do this Obliques Exercise: Step 1 Start in a plank position with your forearms placed on two seperate stability balls.Make sure to keep your hips down and tucked and your core tight.
Step 2: How to do this Obliques Exercise: Step 2 Pull the ball into your body and meet it with a knee from the same side. Make sure to keep your core tight and your abs and obliques fully contracted when your knee touches the ball.
Step 3: How to do this Obliques Exercise: Step 3 Push the ball back to the starting postion lower your leg back down, switch sides and repeat the action.
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Comment by member: erik (5/25/2008 7:02:01 AM)

a little awkward at first, but got the hang of it. definitely advanced! Thanks again for this site! everytime i'm on it i love it more!

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