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    Agility Ball Drill Exercise Guide

    Agility Ball Drill demonstration

    Exercise Profile

    Target
    Legs
    Equipment
    Stability ball
    Body Part
    Plyometrics
    Primary Muscle
    Legs
    Secondary Muscles
    Core, Glutes
    Intensity
    medium
    Category
    aerobic
    Skill Level
    intermediate
    Estimated Calories
    5
    Alternate Names
    Stability Ball Agility Drill

    How to: Agility Ball Drill

    1. Position yourself with your feet on the stability ball.
    2. Push the ball away from your body while maintaining balance.
    3. Bring the ball back in towards your body using your legs and core.
    4. Repeat for a specified duration while keeping movements controlled.

    Common Mistakes

    • Using too much momentum, which can lead to loss of balance.
    • Neglecting core engagement.
    • Incorrect posture causing strain on the back.

    Modifications

    • Perform the drill on a softer surface to reduce impact.
    • Reduce range of motion if struggling with coordination.

    Tips

    • Maintain control when rolling the ball.
    • Engage your core throughout to stabilize your movements.
    • Ensure the stability ball is adequately inflated for optimal performance.

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    Ladder Drill

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    Plyometric Agility Drill

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    Tags

    agility
    plyometrics
    stability ball
    coordination
    core strength
    cardio

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