Fitness Ball: Reference to Go
Olivia H. Miller
Apr 2011 · Chronicle Books
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One tool, fifty exercises for strength and balance—an excellent fitness resource from the author of Healthy Back.
This e-book of toning techniques uses one simple and versatile tool—the fitness ball—and provides fifty ways to help tone and strengthen core stabilizers and maintain balance.
First used in physical therapy to build resistance and regain strength in particular parts of the body following injury, fitness balls have rolled into the mainstream as popular and effective tools for muscle conditioning and for enhancing any overall fitness program. You’ll have a ball!
This e-book of toning techniques uses one simple and versatile tool—the fitness ball—and provides fifty ways to help tone and strengthen core stabilizers and maintain balance.
First used in physical therapy to build resistance and regain strength in particular parts of the body following injury, fitness balls have rolled into the mainstream as popular and effective tools for muscle conditioning and for enhancing any overall fitness program. You’ll have a ball!
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About the author
Olivia H. Miller writes about alternative ways to maintain physical, emotional, and spiritual health. She is the author of The Yoga Deck, The Yoga Deck II, The Stretch Deck, The Prenatal Yoga Deck, Essential Yoga, and The Chakra Deck.
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