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Roll Out
Boost your core strength and stability with the Roll Out exercise. Extend forward using a ball or wheel, then pull back to target torso and back muscles. Ideal for building a solid core and enhancing balance.
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Roll Out instructions
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1
Start in a kneeling position on a comfortable surface, holding an ab wheel with both hands.
2
Gently exhale, then bend at the waist and roll the wheel forward while keeping your back straight.
3
Roll out as far as you can while maintaining control and without touching your body to the floor.
4
Pause at the furthest point, then tighten your stomach muscles and start to roll back to the starting position.
5
Do not let your back sag or arch at any point during the exercise, maintain a neutral spine.
Start in a kneeling position on a comfortable surface, holding an ab wheel with both hands.
Gently exhale, then bend at the waist and roll the wheel forward while keeping your back straight.
Roll out as far as you can while maintaining control and without touching your body to the floor.
Pause at the furthest point, then tighten your stomach muscles and start to roll back to the starting position.
Do not let your back sag or arch at any point during the exercise, maintain a neutral spine.
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