How to Do
How to Do Prone Cobra Stability Ball Exercise
Your chin should be tucked in while lifting the torso off the stability ball. Keep your feet pointed straight ahead throughout the entire exercise. Stop and reposition yourself on the ball if you experience any low back pain.
Preparation
Preparation Prone Cobra Stability Ball Exercise
Preparation, knee, and place your hips on the stability ball.
Once firmly positioned on the ball, plant both of your feet on the ground and be far enough on the ball so that your hands can easily rest flat on the floor. This will allow for the best stabilization possible.
Remember to keep your legs straight and your core tight.
Movement
Prone Cobra Stability Ball Exercise Movement
1. Brace the spine by drawing your lower abdomen inward.
2. Squeeze the glutes and slowly draw the shoulder blades, backward, retraction, and downward, in depression, while externally rotating the hands so the palms face away from the legs.
3. The chin should be tucked in while lifting the torso off the stability ball. Hold the position for the recommended time.
4. As strength increases, repetitions may be held for longer periods. Do not allow the head to extend backward.
5. The chin should stay tucked.
6. If a client complains of discomfort in the low back, have the mer concentrate on squeezing the glutes, do not externally rotate the hips. Keep feet straight ahead throughout the entire exercise.
Benefits
Prone Cobra Stability Ball Exercise Benefits
The prime movers are the rhomboids, lumbar spine, and large trapezius.
Exercise Aliases
How To Do The Cobra Exercise, Cobra Exercise on Stability Ball, Cobras Workout, Swiss Ball Prone Cobra, Bhujangasana, Cobra Pose, Backbend, Sphinx Pose, Yin Yoga Pose, Ball Prone Cobra, Prone Cobra Exercise.
Transcript Summary
1. Extend your feet out behind you with your chest on the ball.
2. Maintain a neutral spine and good posture during the lift.
3. Lift off the ball with arms extended out.
4. Be sure to not lift too high off the ball, because this is overuse of the lumbar.
