Depending on your level of fitness a 6lb ball or more will do the trick. If you don't happen to have one of these handy using a prop such as a hand weight or heavy book can do the trick. This circuit can be done for time intervals of about 30 seconds -1 minute each or about 8-10 reps of each exercise.
Feeling ambitious? Repeat each series 2-3x for a half hour to full hour workout. Enjoy!
- Squat with overhead press at the top, Wide Pile with pulses
- Rolling pass push-ups, Oblique Knee twisters
- Open leg crunches, Bicycle
- Bridges (hold ball in hands), Hold with knee taps
- Roman single leg Deadlifts, Lateral leg lifts with pulses
- Push-ups (feet on ball), Toe taps to sides
- Sit ups with ball toss (slam against wall/toss to partner), Seated torso twists
- Bridges (feet on ball), Hold and pulse at the seat
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Want to increase your heart rate and add in some more creative options? Add in cardio bursts such as mountain climbers, jumping jacks, burpees, sprints, or lateral step overs on a Bosu.
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