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- noun An
exercise ball .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Sorenstam can stand on a physioball that is 2 feet in diameter — and swing a club.
USATODAY.com - Sorenstam radiates confidence on fairways 2004
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She packed the jumpy seat away and continued to bounce her baby, but now she bounces him on her lap while she sits on a big plastic birthing ball or physioball.
Itsy Bitsy Yoga Helen Garabedian 2004
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She packed the jumpy seat away and continued to bounce her baby, but now she bounces him on her lap while she sits on a big plastic birthing ball or physioball.
Itsy Bitsy Yoga Helen Garabedian 2004
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Cover a plastic birthing ball, or physioball, with a receiving blanket.
Itsy Bitsy Yoga Helen Garabedian 2004
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Cover a plastic birthing ball, or physioball, with a receiving blanket.
Itsy Bitsy Yoga Helen Garabedian 2004
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Francisco Garcia suffered a very early and big setback when he broke his shooting wrist when a physioball he was lifting weights on popped.
Sactown Royalty Aykis16 2010
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"It is a very similar movement to some of the exercises we do, such as sitting on a physioball to increase balance," Corbett said.
Island Packet: Home 2010
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You might want to trade in your chair for a physioball like the one shown above.
PCWorld 2010
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[A] With a physioball placed between your lower back and a wall, stand with your feet hip-width apart and lean into the ball.
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[A] With a physioball placed between your lower back and a wall, stand with your feet hip-width apart and lean into the ball.
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