Monday, 19 September 2016

How's You're Balance? Here's How to Make it Better

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How's You're Balance? Here's How to Make it Better
By Paige Waehner

 We focus a lot on weight loss and looking good, but if you really want your body to function at its best, you don't want to forget about working on your balance. There are some great tools and exercises you can use to work on balance, stability, and core strength.

Here's How to Improve Your Balance 

 Improving your balance may not be number one on your priority list, but maybe it should be. You need great balance if you want your body to function at its peak, but many of us don't actually do exercises to improve it.

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Beginner Ball Workout for Balance, Strength, and Stability 

 This workout is perfect if you haven't used an exercise ball or if you just want a simple, easy-to-follow workout that will help you work on balance, stability, and core strength.

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The Best Core Strength and Stability Equipment 

 There are plenty of great pieces of equipment out there to help with balance and core strength. The exercise ball is probably my favorite, but there are lots of other options, too.

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Exercises You Can Do On the Ball 

 The ball is probably the best tool to use for balance and stability and I've got lots of great exercises you can try to get more out of your workouts.

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