Stability-Ball Pull & Bend Roll
Roll, pull, & bend to a stronger core! This stability ball exercise improves balance and strengthens your abs & back.
Required Equipment

Muscle Groups
Primary
Secondary
Instructions
Roll, Pull, and Bend on Stability Ball
Starting Position:
Begin by kneeling on the floor with a stability ball in front of you.
Place your knees shoulder-width apart for stability.
Grip the ball with both hands, pulling it close to your body.
Rolling Forward:
While keeping your core engaged, lean forward and roll the ball away from you.
As you roll, extend your arms and body forward, keeping a straight line from your head to your knees.
Pulling Back:
Once you’ve rolled the ball out in front of you, pull the ball back towards your body by bending your elbows and drawing your arms back in.
Use your core muscles to help stabilize your body as you pull the ball back.
Bending:
As you pull the ball back, bring your knees closer to your chest while keeping your back straight.
Hold this position briefly, feeling the stretch in your lower back and core.
Repetition:
Return to the starting position and repeat the rolling and pulling motion for 10-15 repetitions.
Focus on controlled movements to maintain balance and engage your core throughout the exercise.
Tips:
Ensure your movements are slow and controlled to avoid losing balance.
Keep your spine straight and avoid arching your back too much during the exercise.
If you're finding it difficult, you can start with smaller movements until you build your strength and balance.





