LAMINATED FITNESS BALL POSTER This poster contains 20 Different Fitness Ball Exercises for Developing Quick Explosive Movement Skills, Useful in any Sport and in Life.

EASY TO FOLLOW STEPS:Get a Full Body Workout with Both Upper and Lower Extremities Exercises.

BURN CALORIES Doing HIT or HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) is one of the Best Methods for Burning Calories Quickly.

LEARN TECHNIQUES TO MAXIMIZE EFFICIENCY & SAFETY: Torso Stabilization is Key to Proper Body Positioning.

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The reason you will find our fitness posters in Community Centers, Hospitals, Clinics, High Schools and Military installations is we work to a higher standard. Quality is important.

- Our posters are designed and created by fitness experts with University degrees in Exercise Physiology and Human Kinetics.
- We put a lot of thought into providing safe, efficient exercises while also educating users on proper exercise technique and terminology.
- In order for the images to be precise, we only use personal trainers or aspiring exercise physiologists who have an understanding of proper body positioning (proprioception) to be fitness models. Experience has told us you cannot replicate proper form using non-fitness models.
- Posters are printed on 100lb. gloss paper and then laminated for durability.

BTW: At one point we considered using DRAWINGS instead of real life models as a cost saving measure, but found it was difficult to convey the nuances of safe, effective body movement and positioning.

Age range	Adult
Style	Workout
Item display length	24 inches
Item display width	18 inches
Shape	Rectangular
Material type	Paper
Number of items	1
Number of pieces	1
Batteries included?	No
Brand	Fighthrough
Manufacturer	Productive Fitness
Product Dimensions	60.96 x 45.72 x 0.51 cm; 60 g
ASIN	1773290126

Fitness Ball Complete Workout - FT - Laminated Poster / Chart - Core - Chest - Legs - Shoulders & Back - Build Muscle, Tone & Tighten - Fitness Ball Training - 45.72cm X 60.96cm

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