Yoga on the Ball
A collection of Yoga workouts using the stability ball as an unstable prop to add support to common yoga asanas as well as new variations to common yoga sequences. You will find that the unstable ball will create more of a mind/body atmosphere, as you concentrate on controlling the moving ball. Poses may feel more challenging in these videos in some cases, and more supportive in others. Enjoy Yoga flows, Yoga Fusions, and Yoga Therapy videos in this collection.
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Video 611 | Yoga Ball for Legs (45 minutes) with Lauren Eirk
The interesting thing about Yoga is that it is always about moving to one's end range. However, our lifestyles never do. This is why we normally feel "tight" in these positions. In this routine, we will gently move into a variety of joint positions, taking a full-body approach using multi-join...
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Live Event | "Yoga Ball Abs" (60 minutes) with Lauren Eirk
This creative flow features a Yoga fusion using a stability ball, which provides the perfect surface to accommodate the curves of the spine. When using the ball, experience greater overall resisted range of motion than is achieved during traditional practices on the floor. The flowing nature of...
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Live Event | Yoga Ball and Bands (60 minutes) with Lauren Eirk
In this flow-style practice, the Stability ball and TheraBand will be incorporated into several classic postures that flex, extend, and rotate the spine. This is extremely helpful for support of vertebral joints and hips.
The first section will be yoga on the ball with some upper body work us...
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Live Event | Yoga Stability Ball: Lower Body (60 minutes) with Lauren Eirk
Happy Halloween! This Hatha Yoga practice will provide much challenge to the lower body and spinal regions. In our warm-up, we will visit our active range of motion and begin engaging muscles that cross the hip and knee. Moving into some standing poses, the ball will not only support the hips,...
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Video 449 | Yoga Ball EXP (15 Minutes) with Lauren Eirk
This dynamic Yoga Express workout uses the stability ball to keep muscles become more responsive to environmental stimulus. The dynamic nature of the ball challenges the core in every pose with increased range of motion and support for the joints.
This practice will improve core stability as ...
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Live Event | Yoga Fit Ball (60 minutes) with Lauren Eirk
This dynamic Yoga fitness workout uses the stability ball to keep muscles working to improved responsiveness and contractile strength. The dynamic nature of the ball challenges the core in every pose with increased range of motion and support for the joints. This practice will improve core stab...
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Live Event | Yoga Abs and Back with Lauren Eirk
The practice of Hatha Yoga is centered around the health of the trunk and spine. In this practice, the stability ball is used as a prop to improve one's resisted range of motion for several spinal postures tha flex, extend, and rotate the spine. This is extremely helpful for support of vertebra...
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Live Event with Lauren Eirk | FIS Yoga-Plus
Strengthening routine combining isometric Yoga poses with weighted dumbbells to increase strength and mobility. You will feel poses in ways you have never felt, challenging muscles that stabilize and move joints. Tone your whole body while improving mobility. Yoga blocks will be used for added ...
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Live Event with Lauren Eirk | Yoga Mobility Workout
Experience Yoga using isometric resistance challenges with the stability ball to strengthen spinal muscles and improve range of motion. Beginning in sitting, we will start with a short meditation and breathing exercise. We will journey through the body from head to toe using the ball and a Ther...
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Video 279 | Yoga Ball for the Spine (30 minute workout) with Lauren Eirk
Experience Yoga using isometric resistance challenges with the stability ball to strengthen spinal muscles and improve range of motion. Beginning in sitting, we will start with a short meditation and breathing exercise. Explore range of motion using the unstable ball and see your muscles light ...
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Video 258 | Mindful Strength (45 Minute Workout) with Lauren Eirk
The Stability Ball allows for smooth transitioning between exercises and helps us to learn to control our joints, since the ball is always moving. The curved surface of the ball makes it the perfect tool to practice core strengthening exercises. For all these reasons, the ball makes any Yoga pr...
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Video 227 | Yoga with Mini Ball (60 Minute Workout) with Lauren Eirk
Yoga can make us stronger if we focus more on muscle activation and less on passive stretching. The mini ball is the perfect tool to help us create purposeful muscle contractions in Yoga poses so that we create more joint stability and strength in the body. See how the ball can create a fulcrum...
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Video 047 | Yoga Therapy Ball for the Low Back with Lauren Eirk
Experience how the stability ball can offer support and open up range of motion for the trunk and spine, providing an opportunity for greater strengthening and stabilization challenges. Decrease pain and increase flexibility with this therapeutic routine!
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Video 054 | Yoga Ball Flow with Lauren Eirk
Join Lauren for this flowing Yoga Practice using the Stability ball as a prop to not only provide support, but provide resistance challenges that can make poses feel like never before! Get a stronger core and better balance!
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Video 091 | Yoga Ball Flow (60 Minute Routine) with Lauren Eirk
Experience a fun, creative 60 minute Yoga flow with the stability ball as a prop. The dynamic nature of the ball challenges the core in every pose with increased range of motion and support for the joints. This practice will improve joint stability and muscle strength for the total body. Breat...
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Video 186 | Yogalates Stability Ball Workout (35 Minutes) with Lauren Eirk
This creative flow features a Yoga Pilates fusion using a stability ball, which provides the perfect surface to accommodate the curves of the spine. When using the ball, experience greater overall resisted range of motion than is achieved during traditional practices on the floor. The flowing n...