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Exercise Ball Dip
A bench-dip variation with the hands on a stability ball that adds an instability demand to bodyweight triceps work.
ArmsStability BallVertical press
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Primary
Triceps
Secondary
Anterior deltoidsPectoralis majorCore
Equipment
Stability Ball
Pattern
Vertical press
Setup
- 01Brace a stability ball against a wall or have a partner hold it steady to learn the movement.
- 02Sit on the front edge of the ball and place both hands beside the hips, fingers forward.
- 03Walk the feet out and slide the hips just off the ball.
- 04Keep knees bent at about 90 degrees to start; straighten the legs to progress.
Execution
- 01Lower the hips toward the floor by bending the elbows to about 90 degrees.
- 02Keep the elbows pointing straight back and the hips close to the ball.
- 03Press back up until the elbows lock out.
- 04Control the ball the entire time; do not let it roll away behind you.
Checkpoints
- -Elbows bend to roughly 90 degrees at the bottom.
- -Hips travel straight down, staying close to the ball.
- -Shoulders stay down and back, not rolled forward.
- -The ball stays still under the hands throughout the set.
Common mistakes
- -Letting the ball roll backward and losing the base.
- -Drifting the hips far forward, which shifts strain to the front of the shoulder.
- -Shrugging the shoulders at the bottom of the dip.
- -Bouncing out of the bottom position.
Programming notes
- -Use 2 to 4 sets of 8 to 15 reps after mastering standard bench dips.
- -Straighten the legs or elevate the feet to increase difficulty.
- -Skip this variation if the ball control fails; a wobbling base with bent elbows is a shoulder risk.
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