Slam Ball Core Circuit
Core & abs Intermediate ⏱ 15 min

Slam Ball Core Circuit

Time15 mins
LevelIntermediate
FocusPowerful core
WhereAt home

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Adding a slam ball turns a core session into something that builds real, usable power. This 15-minute circuit runs through five moves that train your abs to brace, rotate and produce force - not just crunch. Grab a slam ball you can handle and a mat, and work through the circuit twice.

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The workout

Intermediate · about 15 minutes, start to finish.

Warm-up

  • Cat-cow - 30 seconds
  • Dead bugs - 10 slow reps
  • Standing torso twists - 20 seconds

Main workout

  1. Slam ball Russian twist

    45 seconds

    Lean back slightly, feet up if you can, rotate the ball side to side.

  2. Slam ball sit-up

    45 seconds

    Hold the ball at your chest, sit up, reach it towards the ceiling.

  3. Overhead slam

    45 seconds

    Reach tall, slam the ball to the floor with your whole trunk, catch and repeat.

  4. Plank pull-through

    45 seconds

    In a plank, drag the ball from one side to the other, keep the hips still.

  5. V-sit hold

    45 seconds

    Balance on your seat, ball held out, legs lifted - hold and breathe.

Coach's tip

Do the five moves back to back, rest 60 seconds, then repeat. Brace your middle before every rep - the power in these moves comes from a tight, connected core, not your arms.

This workout is general fitness information, not medical or personal-training advice. Warm up first, work within your own ability, use a weight you can control with good form, and stop if anything hurts. Check with a qualified professional before starting a new exercise programme, especially if you are pregnant, recovering from injury or managing a health condition. Equipment prices and availability are indicative and confirmed at the secure Shopify checkout.

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Demonstration photos from the Free Exercise DB (public domain). Shown as a movement guide; use a weight and range that suits you.