Apr 09 - Med Ball Core Pivots
Strengthens the abdominals, specifically the internal and external obliques
- Begin by selecting an appropriately sized medicine ball. We generally recommend around a 4/5 kg ball for men and a 2/3 kg ball for women.
- Start in a seated position, feet preferably off the ground and don’t lean back too much, gripping the med ball with both hands in front of your chest.
- Rotate your upper body to one side and tap or bounce the ball off the ground beside your hip then lift up and over your knees and repeat on the opposite side.
- This movement must be performed as quickly as you can in a controlled manner. remember not to hold your breath and to constantly draw your belly button inwards to protect your back from excessive involvement. Try 40 taps
Exercise of the Month
Mar 10 - Kettlebell Pistol One Leg Squat
Feb 10 - Turkish Get Up
Jan 10 - Double KB Push Press
Dec 09 - KB Renegade Rows
Nov 09 - Double KB Front Squat
Oct 09 - Two Handed Kettlebell Swings
Sep 09 - Med Ball Sit Up + Throw
Aug 09 - Squat Jump and Press
Jul 09 - Lunge Walk with Rotation
Jun 09 - Med Ball Golf Swing
May 09 - Saxon Side Bends
Apr 09 - Med Ball Core Pivots
Mar 09 - Medball Chest Pass
Feb 09 - Medball Forward Lunge Walk
Jan 09 - Medball Slams
Dec 08 - Crunch and Press
Nov 08 - Med Ball Wood Chops
Oct 08 - Asymetric Med Ball Press Ups
Sep 08 - Thrusters
Aug 08 - Ball Pikes
July 08 - Forward Ball Rollouts
June 08 - Ball Hip Extensions
May 08 - Ball Side Crunches
Apr 08 - Ball Hamstring Curl
Mar 08 - Ball Kneel
Feb 08 - Ball Russian Twists
Jan 08 - Ball Pullovers
Dec 07 - Ball Jack Knives
Nov 07 - Ball Press Ups
Oct 07 - Ball Crunches
Sep 07 - Back Extension
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