Pass the Ball

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Coordination and Obliques
Junior | Core & posture

Coordination and Obliques

Climbing Stairs Extension
Junior | Core & posture

Climbing Stairs Extension

Scissors with Obliques
Junior | Core & posture

Scissors with Obliques

Climbing Stairs
Junior | Core & posture

Climbing Stairs

Posture extension
Junior | Core & posture

Posture extension

Connection to Fusion Ball
Junior | Core & posture

Connection to Fusion Ball

Triceps Foundation
Junior | Core & posture

Triceps Foundation

Posture Check
Junior | Core & posture

Posture Check

Curl Twist Core
Junior | Core & posture

Curl Twist Core

Obliques with Legs
Junior | Core & posture

Obliques with Legs

Fusion Pike
Junior | Core & posture

Fusion Pike

Roll, Reach, React
Junior | Core & posture

Roll, Reach, React

Tap & Balance
Junior | Core & posture

Tap & Balance

Music Used

Under the Clock

Equipment Used

Fusion Ball

Fusion Ball

This exercise is a fun and effective way for students to strengthen core muscles. It focuses on the transverse abdominis, rectus abdominis, and the psoas muscle, which are vital for waist strength, spine rotation, and leg alignment.


Preparation: Ensure each student has a fusion ball that feels comfortable to hold. Have them lay down on a mat, holding the fusion ball in one hand.


Steps:

1.When the music starts, students should raise their legs to a tabletop position while slightly lifting their shoulders off the mat.

2. Students should synchronize with the rhythm of the music, passing the ball underneath the leg, while extending the other one. Repeat 4 times, alternating sides.

3. Instruct students to return to the tabletop position, throw and catch the ball, and then repeat the sequence starting with the other leg.

4. Have students repeat the full set two times.


Focus: Emphasise maintaining a stable core throughout the exercise and proper coordination with the music.

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