Quick Fix - Stability Ball Workout | 
 enlarge | Director: Keli Roberts
Studio: Peter Pan
Category: DVD
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Rating:  77 reviews
Sales Rank: 7130
Format: Color, Dvd-video, Ntsc
Language: English (Original Language)
Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Region: 1
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Number Of Discs: 1
Running Time: 35 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 7.4 x 5.3 x 0.6
MPN: 5622-6
ISBN: 0739604600
UPC: 071083562266
EAN: 9780739604601
ASIN: B000089QAP
Theatrical Release Date: 2002
Release Date: January 28, 2003
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There's no doubt that that adding an exercise ball to your routine will perk it up, but--depending on your sense of balance--it may also land you on the floor. Instructor Keli Roberts and her two able assistants make no such descents, but beginners are bound to wobble, which Roberts acknowledges with reassuring frequency. The three 10-minute workouts can be done individually or combined since they focus on different areas. Round 1 concentrates on the lower body with squats while holding the ball, balancing on it for a variation of the yoga bridge and squeezing it with the upper thighs. Workout 2 tones the arms and back by lifting dumbbells while sitting or leaning on the ball and using it for pushups. The final routine is specifically for the abs: sit-ups, curls, yoga's plank and downward dog, and Pilates scissors--all atop the ball. Weights are recommended for the second routine. --Kimberly Heinrichs
Product Description
If you have 10 Minutes a day you can strengthen your muscles and improve your balance and coordination! QuickFIX Stability Ball Workout brings an exciting spin to the same old workout routine. Broken into three 10 minute segments the first segment will concentrate on the lower body. The second segment you will shape and tone your arms and back. The third segment is a focused ab routine.System Requirements:Running Time: 35 Min.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: MISCELLANEOUS/SPECIAL INTEREST Rating: NR UPC: 071083562266 Manufacturer No: 5622-6
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 Challenging, great instructor! July 13, 2008
K-Funk (Columbus, OH)
I recently bought my first stability ball and wanted to learn more ways to use it. This DVD was perfect for that. The exercises are challenging and diverse. The instructor is wonderful and very clear, explaining the moves very well and even anticipating some of the things you may be doing wrong. It's not a boring workout, and certainly a nice change of pace from crunches!
As good as other people have said April 14, 2008
K. Salvitelli (Portland, OR USA)
Bought this workout based on other's reviews. They hit the nail right on the head. If you are looking for a great first time exercise ball video. Here you go.
Good workout April 5, 2008
Weyrgirl78 (New Castle, DE United States)
This is a nicely rounded workout (no pun intended). It covers 3 areas of conditioning and gives alternative exercises for those who need more support or less strain.
 Very easy, almost too easy. March 31, 2008
Kathryn M. Foster (Fountain Valley, CA)
I was hoping the workouts would be a little more intense since they are broken up into 10 minute segments. It was really easy and didn't seem to challenge my muscles, perhaps if I do the whole routine 2 or three times it will be better.
 Quick fix March 12, 2008
Marshmallow (Bergen County, NJ)
Three ten-minute workouts targeting the upper and lower body plus the abs using the stability ball and weights. There are modifications for beginner and intermediate-advanced. Abs segment has the most challenging exercises. Although, I like Keli Roberts, she was hard to follow because she started moving without giving cues-they just went straight to the exercises and I felt left behind. To solve that, one should review the program beforehand and/or work at your own pace, or do it regularly to familiarize. This has been a regular on my rotation using the stability ball, but now, I prefer TLT Finding Your Core.
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