

Fitball Leg Chest Pullups
Reps15 times
Calories burned43 kcal
LevelBeginner

Changing duration and load is available in our application
Lie on the floor with the fitball behind you. Hands shoulder-width apart, as in a push-up position. Now place the bottom of your calf on top of the ball. Tip: In this position, your legs should be fully extended and the weight of your upper body transferred to your arms. This will be your starting position. Keep your back straight and your upper body still. As you exhale, begin to pull your knees towards your chest, twisting. The ball moves along the ankles, as shown in the figure. Hold this position, tighten your abdominal muscles. While inhaling, slowly straighten your legs, rolling the ball back to the starting position. Complete the required number of repetitions.
How to perform the exercise
15 times
43 kcal
Control your movement and do not rush.
01
Starting position
Lie on the floor with a fitball behind you. Hands shoulder-width apart as in a push-up position. Place your lower shins on top of the ball. Your legs should be fully extended and your upper body weight on your hands.
02
Knee tuck
Keep your back straight and your upper body still. Exhale and begin pulling your knees toward your chest, performing a crunch. The ball rolls along your ankles.
03
Hold
Hold this position, squeezing your abs.
04
Return
Inhale and slowly extend your legs, rolling the ball back to the starting position.
05
Repeat
Perform the required number of reps.
Variants
Beginner
Perform with a small range and slow tempo.
Middle
Work through a full range while controlling balance.
Professional
Increase reps or use a heavier ball.
Which muscles are working
Abs and core




Benefits of the exercise
Strength
Strengthens the abs.
Balance
Improves torso control and balance.
Simply
Adds variety to abdominal training.
Contraindications
Acute pain in the back or lower back.
Recent injuries to the spine or abdomen.
Medical prohibition of abdominal training.
Recommendations
Ball
Make sure the fitball is stable.
Torso
Keep your upper body still.
Tempo
Extend your legs slowly.





