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<title>Ten Things to do with a Medicine Ball</title>
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<description>Weve recently added medicine balls to our equipment at the dojo they 
are fantastic for building core strength and stability and building 
strength. As weve started to ue these more in our personal training we thought wed give you some ideas of how 
you can add this equipment into your workout.



Chops

This is essentially using the medicine ball the same way that youd use a
 kettlebell. Stand with your feet slightly further than shoulder width 
apart and hold the ball with both hands with your arms straight and 
the ball at chest height. Lower the ball and bend your knees at the same
 time so that you end up in squat position with the ball slightly 
further back than your feet. Then bring the ball back to chest height 
while straightening your legs. Repeat.

 

Diagonal Chops

The same as chops but instead of moving from the chest to between your 
legs you move the ball from just above your right shoulder to just 
outside your left knee and vice versa. This is ...</description>
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<title>Welcome to our Blog</title>
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<description>Check back regularly to find out about our training drills events  thoughts and anything related to martial arts.See you back here soon.To book a free trial class in any of our arts ring us on 0800 612 9325.www.rdbba.co.ukKickboxing Karate Boxing Mixed Martial Arts Brazilian JiuJitsuWest Bromwich  West Midlands Sandwell Oldbury Birmimgham Dudley Halesowen Cradley Tipton Wolverhampton Walsall Wednesbury</description>
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