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Bosu Balance Trainer for Difficult Standing Balance Exercises

Are you ready to graduate to more difficult balance exercises on the Bosu Balance Trainer? Grab your Bosu Ball and let’s journey together as you uncover more body window secrets regarding your body balance.

'What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.' ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson

You may wish to first read my Bosu Balance Trainer and Body Balance articles to understand in more detail how improving your physical balance can improve your total body-mind balance!

The first balance exercise on the Bosu Home Balance Trainer is of Alex, my stepson, doing a basic standing pose, but this time with his arms up over his head. This move alone is relatively hard. Keeping your spine straight and in neutral takes focus and real concentration on your balance.

Photo of Basic Standing Pose with Arms Up on the Bosu Ball

Then, he decided, without prompting, to take it into a side bend. First he did it to the right. Not bad. Then, he really found his mojo when he took it to the left. Look at his extension – beautiful! Look at the legs together, and the hips tilted to the side! Amazing! I tried this and I was totally unable to do this balance exercise. It is really difficult!

Photo of Standing Side Bend with Hands Over Head on the Bosu Ball Photo of Standing Side Bend with Hands Over Head on the Bosu Ball

Remember that balance training is about using your right brain. It is the right brain that processes the special perceptions and body awareness required to balance. So in the next balance exercise ask your feeling brain to help you as you focus on your body-mind balance.

Try the modified Dancer’s Pose. Here is Alex and I trying it. I could only do a vertical pose. Alex was able to go a little farther. If you are able to do this balance exercise on your Bosu Balance Trainer and go even deeper into the full Dancer’s Pose, please send me a picture through the form below and share your prowess with everyone! It is really hard!

Photo of Dancer’s Pose on the Bosu Ball Photo of Dancer’s Pose on the Bosu Ball


The next centering standing balance exercise we will try is turning the Bosu Balance Trainer into a wobble board. (BOSU stands for BOth Sides Up!) Flip it over on the ball side, and with the hard surface up, try to stand on it. It is tricky getting on it at first. Here is a video of me getting on the bosu ball and then rocking from side to side. I really don't seem to have a smile on my photos or videos. I am concentrating too hard, I guess.


Using the Bosu Ball as a wobble board is a great exercise if you need to practice balancing for skiing or surfing.



Photo of Wobble Board Standing on the Bosu


Then Alex and his friend, Chelsie tried the wobble. Not bad at all!


Photo of Wobble Board Standing on the Bosu

Then out of nowhere, the grand ski master decided that he needed to show up the young bucks. My husband, Rich jumped on the Bosu Balance Trainer as a wobble board and check him out!

Photo of Wobble Board Standing Pose on the Bosu Photo of Wobble Board Standing Pose on the Bosu







Then he really decided to show off, by extending far to the right. I guess all his years of skiing paid off in the balance exercises. Balance: great! Form: Not so great! What a goof ball, don't you think?

Photo of Wobble Board Standing Pose on the Bosu


Finally, let's begin some basic, but more difficult standing movements on the Bosu Ball. Here I am doing what they call the Jump-Stick balance exercise. It is a vertical jumping movement that sticks the landing, like they do in gymnastics. It is quite hard and requires lots of focus. Just look at my concentration! Do try and smile while you do it, even if I don't.


There are many more difficult standing poses on the Bosu ball. I have done more standing poses in Yoga positions that you might find helpful. See my article on the Bosu Balance Trainer and Basic Yoga Poses.

Go deep into your core, the center of your being to find your balance on your Bosu Home Balance Trainer. May your body-mind-soul balance be improved as you learn to focus on your center!


Can You Do Amazing Things on your Bosu Balance Trainer?

If you have a Bosu Balance Trainer and you have created your own, intuitive balance exercise, will you share it? Send us all a photo or a YouTube video of yourself and what you can do. We would all love to see your balance training efforts to see how you are improving your body-mind balance. I will help you edit and embed your videos if you need help. Plus, you will have your own web page and start your journey to fame! It's really easy, with SBI! Or just share your body-mind balance story. Either way, we'd all love to hear from you.

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