Check out this weeks Fit Tip - the BOSU Bridge with Med-Ball Toss!
(http://www.bosufitness.com/bosu-bridge-with-med-ball-toss)
This is a great total body exercise that creates strength and stability in the glutes, legs, and entire trunk! I love any exercise that will make my tush look tighter and this definitely is one!
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
BOSU Med-Ball Warm-Up
Check out this weeks Fit Tip - the BOSU Med-Ball Warm-Up!
(http://www.bosufitness.com/bosu-med-ball-warm-up)
I love doing this exercise to warm-up my body and challenge my balance in preparation for a great workout!
(http://www.bosufitness.com/bosu-med-ball-warm-up)
I love doing this exercise to warm-up my body and challenge my balance in preparation for a great workout!
Monday, March 10, 2008
Question from a Jen's Corner Reader
This question came to me from a Jen's Corner reader so I thought I would share it:
QUESTION:
Please give me your advice. Do I need to wear shoes on the bosu ball? I feel like my feet are slipping around in my sneakers. Would yoga shoes be better? Or can I use it bare foot? I really appreciate it!
ANSWER:
We love working with the BOSU Ball in bare feet! We've also found that Puma Speed Cats are a good shoe for BOSU-ing in. They seem to reduce some of that slip factor. Whatever shoe you do decide to wear, you want to make sure that it has laces that you can tighten up and tie. I am not familiar with "yoga shoes" but any slipper or sandal-like shoe won't give you the support you need and could make turning an ankle a greater possibility.
If you are doing a lot of stepping and/or jumping onto and/or off of the dome, I would recommend that you wear shoes. However, for exercises that have you standing on the dome, barefoot is great! Just be careful if you are using dumbbells or weights!
Thanks for visiting Jen's Corner!
JEN
QUESTION:
Please give me your advice. Do I need to wear shoes on the bosu ball? I feel like my feet are slipping around in my sneakers. Would yoga shoes be better? Or can I use it bare foot? I really appreciate it!
ANSWER:
We love working with the BOSU Ball in bare feet! We've also found that Puma Speed Cats are a good shoe for BOSU-ing in. They seem to reduce some of that slip factor. Whatever shoe you do decide to wear, you want to make sure that it has laces that you can tighten up and tie. I am not familiar with "yoga shoes" but any slipper or sandal-like shoe won't give you the support you need and could make turning an ankle a greater possibility.
If you are doing a lot of stepping and/or jumping onto and/or off of the dome, I would recommend that you wear shoes. However, for exercises that have you standing on the dome, barefoot is great! Just be careful if you are using dumbbells or weights!
Thanks for visiting Jen's Corner!
JEN
Thursday, March 06, 2008
New Fit Tips
I will be filming new Fit Tips soon so if anyone has any questions about an exercise or would like to see a specific exercise demonstrated, please send me a comment or an email with your request and I will do my best to create a Fit Tip in response!
I've been going deeper into my yoga practice lately and am finding that I love adapting certain poses for use with the BOSU Ball! I will be demonstrating some of those exercises in future Fit Tips.
So, please send me your requests and I will be sure to get filming for you!
Thanks!!
I've been going deeper into my yoga practice lately and am finding that I love adapting certain poses for use with the BOSU Ball! I will be demonstrating some of those exercises in future Fit Tips.
So, please send me your requests and I will be sure to get filming for you!
Thanks!!
Wednesday, March 05, 2008
BOSU Boxer Crunch
Check out this weeks Fit Tip - the BOSU Boxer Crunch!
(http://www.bosufitness.com/bosu-boxer-crunch)
I love the strength I feel in my core from doing this move. A great variation would be to lift and hold one bent knee in the air for an extra balance challenge!
(http://www.bosufitness.com/bosu-boxer-crunch)
I love the strength I feel in my core from doing this move. A great variation would be to lift and hold one bent knee in the air for an extra balance challenge!
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