Unstable Surface Training

About the Author: Eric Cressey

<a href=” https://www.1shoppingcart.com/SecureCart/SecureCart.aspx?mid=6545977C-1033-45E0-8380-6BCD6C3B34C8&pid=46c021ce79d07b1c9a2dd571bc10ffbd”><img class=”alignleft size-medium wp-image-1200″ title=”cressey-flat-salespage” src=”https://ericcressey.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/cressey-flat-salespage-232×300.jpg” alt=”” width=”232″ height=”300″ /></a>Unstable surface training has taken the world of fitness and strength and conditioning by storm. Everywhere you go, you’ll find wobble boards, foam pads, full and half-dome stability balls, and inflatable rubber discs dictating the way people exercise.

Want to know the truth, in a nutshell? There has been very little research done to validate or refute the use of these implements in healthy, trained populations. Trainers, coaches, therapists, and ordinary weekend warriors have essentially been flying blind when they use these implements.

That is, until now!

The Truth About Unstable Surface Training is the culmination of more than three years of intensive study, research, experimentation, and analysis on my part – combined with my “in the trenches” observations as a competitive athlete myself. Effectively, with this resource, I’ve outlined and then translated the research to the real-world so that fitness professionals and exercisers can understand how to effectively integrate (or omit) unstable surface training in their programs.
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