- Single Leg Squat (one foot on Bosu, arms can swing forward)
- Squat on top of Bosu
- Add a hop/jump for extra challenge and more cardio
- *Lateral Step Overs
- Walking Planks (on round part like picture to side)
- Push Up w/alternating Leg Lifts (flat side)
- *Mountain Climbers (flipped over like picture above)
- Crunch to Standing/Get Ups
- Crunches only to modify
- Side Planks (elbow/hand on round)
- Hip dips for challenge or top leg lifts into a Superstar hold
- *Burpee (see picture below)
To learn the Bosu basics click here.
I have tried that Bosu and got a lot of exercise as well but by using it I got pain and inflammation in my elbow which was lately cured by my physiotherapist.
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A flexible and effective tool for achieving your fitness goals Bosu Even during the most hard workouts, you won't lose your grip thanks to the additional texture of this ball. It is a great addition to your home gym or training center and is appropriate for people of all fitness levels.
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