Heeeey!
Luke here, "Brisbane Personal Trainer" extraordinaire (If I don't mind saying so myself lol!)
Today I am excited to show you a really cool way to develop real world, applicable strength with something you probably have laying in the corner of your house collecting dust.
A swiss ball!

You see in my opinion, lifting odd objects like sandbags, and kegs are the best way to get CRAZY STRONG!
Problem is, have you ever tried making a sandbag?
Don't!
It gets messy really quick! I've tried numerous times and they just end up exploding.
So what I have done instead is filled my old swiss ball with water.
This works incredibly well! The bladder is really strong and durable, and the water "swooshing" around makes it quite difficult to lift.
Check out the vid of how I made it...
Luke here, "Brisbane Personal Trainer" extraordinaire (If I don't mind saying so myself lol!)
Today I am excited to show you a really cool way to develop real world, applicable strength with something you probably have laying in the corner of your house collecting dust.
A swiss ball!

You see in my opinion, lifting odd objects like sandbags, and kegs are the best way to get CRAZY STRONG!
Problem is, have you ever tried making a sandbag?
Don't!
It gets messy really quick! I've tried numerous times and they just end up exploding.
So what I have done instead is filled my old swiss ball with water.
This works incredibly well! The bladder is really strong and durable, and the water "swooshing" around makes it quite difficult to lift.
Check out the vid of how I made it...
Here's what I did...
I squeezed out approximately 2/3-3/4 of the air inside. From there I filled half or more of it up with water. Remember you dont want it too full otherwise you won't be able to grab it and pick it up.
A tip on filling it up: Turn that hose on FULL BALL! When I started I was conscious of alot of water being wasted so I was just trickling the water in.
Problem was this took forever, and I was still losing water anyway.
As soon as I cranked up the pressure and put the nozzle over the hole, it filled up within 3-4 minutes.
Sure more water comes out, but it would probably be the same as if I sat there for 4 hours filling it the slow way.
So if you got a swiss ball at home taking up space, fill it up with some water and have some fun getting strong with your new toy :)
Happy lifting!
Luke
Personal Trainer, Forest Lake, Brisbane
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