
If you’re:
4'11" - 5'4" choose a 55 cm ball.
5'5" - 5'11" choose a 65 cm ball
6'0" - 6' 7” choose a 75 cm ball
#2 Make sure your ball is properly inflated. If your ball is hard and very inflated it will be more difficult to balance on it. A softer, less inflated ball will be easier to work out on. As you gain confidence and skill, you can add pressure to your balance ball.
#3 Sit on it. Start becoming accustomed to your balance ball by simply sitting on it. Sounds easy, right? It’s not as easy as you might think. When you sit on a ball the ball wants to roll. You’re going to have to use your core muscles to keep the ball in place and to stay on top of it. Make sure you’re practicing with bare feet or tennis shoes. This will give you some extra support and friction so you don’t slip off.
The DVD comes with an explanation of how to perform the balance ball moves for maximum results. It also comes with a bonus daily stretch for health and a sixty minute workout. All you need is the right sized balance ball and you’re ready to start toning, shaping and losing weight - and it won't cost you much more than a large cup of coffee. Also check out Suzanne’s other balance ball DVDs including Balance Ball For Weight Loss
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