by Jeanine Detz (Author)
Transform your core muscles with unstable workouts using the exercise ball with this revolutionary fitness book from author Jeanine Detz.
From shapely abs to the "Pilates Powerhouse," core strengthening has become the main focus for today's exercise enthusiasts. Now, Ultimate Core Ball Workout takes core training to a higher level with its on-the-ball variations of traditional mat exercises. The unique benefits of ball training enable the program in Ultimate Core Ball Workout to produce better results in less time. Any crunch will work the abs, but this book's crunch on the ball simultaneously engages the stabilizing muscles of the abdomen and lower body, working more muscle and producing a more sculpted midsection faster. The exercises outlined in this book are suitable for all levels, from beginner to fitness professional, and the photo sequences and clearly written captions teach proper techniques. Offering more than just good-looking abs, the program in Ultimate Core Ball Workout produces numerous health and fitness benefits, including a stronger, more supportive back, improved posture, better performance in sports, and even more enjoyable sex. Plus, each exercise is presented with tips and modifications to increase the challenge so readers can continue to improve and get stronger over time.Author Biography
Author Jeanine Detz wrote freelance fitness articles for Shape, Muscle and Fitness and Hers magazines before accepting the position as articles editor at Muscle and Fitness. She has also served as project manager on direct-to-reader books that perfectly parallel Ultimate Core Ball Workout in structure while using the magazines' brands including:
SHAPE Do It Right: The 75 Best Body-Sculpting Exercises for Women a 188-page, spiral-bound book that gives step-by-step instructions, and general training advice, on 75 exercises for women Muscle and Fitness HERS presents A Woman's Guide to Weight Training a 270-page, hardcover training manual with step-by-step instructions on 98 exercises and an introduction on creating a program, choosing the right exercise, etc
Number of Pages: 128
Dimensions: 0.37 x 9.74 x 7.36 IN
Illustrated: Yes
Publication Date: June 01, 2005