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Legs, Abs, Abdominal Core, Core Stabilization

Exercise Description: Prone Knee Pull-Ins on Swiss Exercise Ball Classification:Legs, Abs, Abdominal Core, Core Stabilization Instruction:In a face-down position, place your feet and shins on the Swiss Exercise Ball and your palms on the floor, hands aligned under shoulders. Bend legs, pulling the Swiss Exercise Ball toward your head. Continue bending your knees until your thighs are close to your chest and tailbone points toward ceiling. Release and repeat.
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Resistance level at 100% and 200% elongation means how much resistance the band provides at two to three times its unstretched, original length. For instance, a tube is 4 feet long. If you stretch it to 8 feet, you have stretched it to twice its unstretched length (100%).
NOTE: the pounds of resistance applies to any part of the band stretched, not just the entire length. For example, if you stretch a one foot section of tubing to three feet you have stretched it to three times its unstretched length (200%).
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