Dry-land game kicks my butt

Check out the youtube video of my latest dry-land obsession. If you have access to a racquetball or squash court, a good bouncy medicine ball and an equally matched training partner give this a try. YouTube- CORE BALL aka Medicine Ball Racquet Ball The rules are simple: the ball must hit above the bottom line (6') and it can't bounce more than once. 3 games to five points is a great workout. We've had some individual points last up to 150 tosses. We play with either a 4 or 6 pound ball. There is a fantastic transference of rotational energy from the legs, through the core, to the uppper body.
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  • Do you think this would work hitting the ball against the side of one's house? It looks like there is a lot of force there! I can't see doing this inside my house. The issue I have is time/opportunity. I work a full time job on school hours, and if I swim, I have to fit it in during that time, too. So having a Vasa trainer at home has been terrific; but anything else I add has to be done at home or in the park across the street. Michelle, I wouldn't do this on the side of your house unless it's made of concrete or brick. I understand the time issue. Maybe someday you'll have more opportunity. I've belonged to a full service health club for 20+ years and I'm pretty spoiled (about to become much more spoiled when I retire in March!). Hope to see you in Dallas for Boby's meet. Rich
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  • Do you think this would work hitting the ball against the side of one's house? It looks like there is a lot of force there! I can't see doing this inside my house. The issue I have is time/opportunity. I work a full time job on school hours, and if I swim, I have to fit it in during that time, too. So having a Vasa trainer at home has been terrific; but anything else I add has to be done at home or in the park across the street. Michelle, I wouldn't do this on the side of your house unless it's made of concrete or brick. I understand the time issue. Maybe someday you'll have more opportunity. I've belonged to a full service health club for 20+ years and I'm pretty spoiled (about to become much more spoiled when I retire in March!). Hope to see you in Dallas for Boby's meet. Rich
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