Stability Ball Workout Guide vs Mini Band Exercises

The gym ball is so versatile it can be used to help someone who is just starting out in the gym as a beginner. For the more advanced sporters it can help by adding an extra level of instability, increasing the challenge of their workouts in a new and potentially unfamiliar way. The great thing about working on balance and stability is that you don't have to do advanced or intense exercises to improve. In fact, one simple tool, an exercise ball, can help you work all of these areas with a variety of simple, easy to follow exercises. Exercise balls -- also known as physioballs, Swiss balls, or fit balls -- are large, vinyl balls you can use to strengthen and stretch your body, improving core stability and balance. When used correctly, these simple spheres can help build a stronger, leaner and more resilient body. The exercises in this app help work on all areas of your body while allowing you to get familiar with the unstable surface of the ball. This is perfect as a beginner if you haven't had much experience using an exercise ball and want a gentle way to work your body.

Mini-bands are lightweight, easy to store, and compact—perfect for a workout on-the-go. Even though they are light, themselves, the resistance and results are anything but. You also are not limited to just one muscle group while performing mini-resistance band exercises. You can hit a full body workout on your time, with just a mini-resistance band at your mercy. You can adjust the level of resistance with the different colors of the bands. Especially if you‘re looking to spice up some bodyweight exercises with a little more difficulty, adding mini-resistance bands to your exercises in different ways can be the modification or variation that you‘ve been searching for. There are tons of mini-band exercises you can do to make sure you hit every muscle in your body.