Single leg wall ball squats.
Gym ball wall squat.
Also known as a wall ball squat this move requires the powerful.
The basic exercise is suitable for all fitness levels.
Place an exercise ball against a wall one that is slightly soft and not fully inflated works best.
To determine the best size sit on different diameter balls and find the one that gives you a 90 degree angle in your legs.
Wall squats focus on working the lower body and are great for working the quadriceps front of the legs and the butt.
Place a stability ball against a wall and gently lean against it positioning the top of the ball into the small of your back but making contact with your tailbone low and mid back.
Choose a ball that is the proper diameter for your height.
The stability ball can make wall squats more challenging with the added benefit of helping you maintain proper form.
Once you have mastered the basics try adding a variation to make the exercise more challenging or to target different muscles.
Doing squats with an exercise ball is a great way to work your legs and glutes and incorporate some stability training at the same time.
The wall squats with an exercise ball.
Squat back as the exercise ball rolls down the wall.
By placing an exercise ball between you and a wall a standard squat position becomes a wall squat.
Your quads should be parallel to the ground.
With this type of squat aim to hit 90 degrees of flexion.
The wall ball exercise is a compound high intensity move that requires maximum effort from a large number of muscles in your body.
For a bit more of a challenge and to get even more benefits from wall squatting you can do wall squats with an exercise ball.
To make this workout more challenging add some small weights to your arms and hold them out in front.
Single leg squats are a more advanced moment because they require balance and concentration.
When you re working with the ball notice where your body is in relation to the.