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Ana SayfaEgzersizlerStability Ball Knee Tuck

Stability Ball Knee Tuck

Abdominals
Lower Abs
Intermediate
Compound
3-5Set
5-8Tekrar
120sDinlenme
2-0-2-0Tempo
Stability Ball Knee Tuck
Animasyon

Açıklama

Stability Ball Knee Tuck is an advanced core exercise performed on a stability ball. It works the abdominal muscles as well as shoulder stabilizers. In this exercise, you start in a plank position and pull your knees toward your chest, which intensely works all abdominal muscles. This exercise, which is very effective for improving core stability, also increases balance and coordination. It targets both the straight abdominal muscles and especially the lower abdominal region. It requires equipment but is commonly found in gyms.

Adım Adım Talimatlar

  1. 1

    Lie with your abdomen on the stability ball and place your hands on the floor to get into plank position

  2. 2

    Ensure your body forms a straight line, engage your core muscles

  3. 3

    Pull your knees toward your chest, rolling the ball forward

  4. 4

    Hold at the top position for 1-2 seconds, engaging your abdominal muscles

  5. 5

    Return to the starting position in a controlled manner

  6. 6

    Keep your back straight throughout the movement and avoid arching your lower back

Önemli Noktalar

  • ✓Start in push-up position, place your ankles on the ball
  • ✓Body should form a straight line, hips shouldn't sag or lift too high
  • ✓Pull your knees toward your chest to move the ball forward
  • ✓Maximally engage your abdominal muscles at the end of the movement

Yaygın Hatalar

  • ✗Lifting hips too high - turns the movement into an arm exercise
  • ✗Moving the ball uncontrollably - causes loss of balance
  • ✗Arching the back - can lead to lower back pain
  • ✗Not pulling knees enough - abdominal muscles don't fully work

Nefes Kontrolü

Exhale as you pull your knees, inhale as you return to starting position. Focus on exhaling during the contraction.

Kas Aktivasyonu

rectus abdominis0%
transverse abdominis0%
hip flexors0%
shoulders0%

Güvenlik

Dikkat Edilmesi Gerekenler

  • Those with wrist problems should be careful
  • Get doctor approval if you have shoulder injury
  • Those with balance problems should avoid this movement
  • Those with lower back pain should perform carefully

Güvenlik İpuçları

  • Ensure the stability ball has proper air pressure
  • Keep wrist position at shoulder level
  • Keep core muscles active and don't lift hips too high
  • Stop in a controlled manner if you lose balance

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Egzersiz Bilgisi

ZorlukIntermediate
Hareket TürüCompound
OdakStrength
Sakatlanma RiskiMedium
Set3-5
Tekrar5-8
Dinlenme120 saniye
Tempo2-0-2-0
Yardımcı GerekliHayır
Ev / Salon
EvetEvet
Etkinlik4.4 / 5
Popülerlik7.1 / 10
Öğrenme ZorluğuModerate

Ekipman

bodyweightother

Birincil Kaslar

Rectus abdominisTransverse abdominis

İkincil Kaslar

Hip flexorsShoulders

Faydalar

  • ✓Intensely works lower abdominal muscles
  • ✓Improves core stabilization and balance
  • ✓Strengthens shoulder stabilization muscles
  • ✓Builds functional core strength

Hedefler

Muscle GainStrengthEndurance
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Stability Ball Knee Tuck
Animasyon

Açıklama

Stability Ball Knee Tuck is an advanced core exercise performed on a stability ball. It works the abdominal muscles as well as shoulder stabilizers. In this exercise, you start in a plank position and pull your knees toward your chest, which intensely works all abdominal muscles. This exercise, which is very effective for improving core stability, also increases balance and coordination. It targets both the straight abdominal muscles and especially the lower abdominal region. It requires equipment but is commonly found in gyms.

Adım Adım Talimatlar

  1. 1

    Lie with your abdomen on the stability ball and place your hands on the floor to get into plank position

  2. 2

    Ensure your body forms a straight line, engage your core muscles

  3. 3

    Pull your knees toward your chest, rolling the ball forward

  4. 4

    Hold at the top position for 1-2 seconds, engaging your abdominal muscles

  5. 5

    Return to the starting position in a controlled manner

  6. 6

    Keep your back straight throughout the movement and avoid arching your lower back

Önemli Noktalar

  • ✓Start in push-up position, place your ankles on the ball
  • ✓Body should form a straight line, hips shouldn't sag or lift too high
  • ✓Pull your knees toward your chest to move the ball forward
  • ✓Maximally engage your abdominal muscles at the end of the movement

Yaygın Hatalar

  • ✗Lifting hips too high - turns the movement into an arm exercise
  • ✗Moving the ball uncontrollably - causes loss of balance
  • ✗Arching the back - can lead to lower back pain
  • ✗Not pulling knees enough - abdominal muscles don't fully work

Nefes Kontrolü

Exhale as you pull your knees, inhale as you return to starting position. Focus on exhaling during the contraction.

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