Weighted hyperextension (on stability ball)

Weighted hyperextension (on stability ball)

Difficulty

Intermediate

Category

Strength

Target Muscle

Spine

Secondary Muscles

glutes, hamstrings

Equipment

Weighted

Body Part

Back

The weighted hyperextension on a stability ball targets the spinal erectors and is performed by lying face down on a stability ball, anchoring the feet, and extending the back while holding additional weight. This exercise also engages the glutes and hamstrings as secondary muscles.

The weighted hyperextension on a stability ball targets the spinal erectors and is performed by lying face down on a stability ball, anchoring the feet, and extending the back while holding additional weight. This exercise also engages the glutes and hamstrings as secondary muscles.

The weighted hyperextension on a stability ball targets the spinal erectors and is performed by lying face down on a stability ball, anchoring the feet, and extending the back while holding additional weight. This exercise also engages the glutes and hamstrings as secondary muscles.

How to Do the Weighted hyperextension (on stability ball)

How to Do the Weighted hyperextension (on stability ball)

How to Do the Weighted hyperextension (on stability ball)

Position yourself face down on a stability ball with your hips resting on the ball and your feet against a wall for stability. Place your hands behind your head or cross them over your chest. Engage your core and slowly lift your upper body off the ball, extending your back until your body forms a straight line. Pause for a moment at the top, then slowly lower your upper body back down to the starting position. Repeat for the desired number of repetitions.

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