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A Comprehensive Series of Pilates Workouts from Home - Panter - 13.07.2023

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A Comprehensive Series of Pilates Workouts from Home
Published 07/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 115 lectures (26h 21m) | Size: 34.6 GB

Learn the art of Pilates with this full course. From the initial principles to full workouts

What you'll learn
Pilates Breathing
Exercising in the right Placements & Positions
Correct Warm Up Routines
Three Matwork Workouts
Three Stability Ball Workouts
Three Over Ball Workouts (Small Ball)
Two Foam Roller Workouts
Two Band Workouts
Two Pilates Circuits Workouts
Two Wall Workouts
Two Light Weight Workouts
Three Stretch Workouts
One Ab Attack Workout
One Leg Workout
One Upper Body Workout
Two Pilates Metabolic Workouts
Cool Down Routine

Requirements
Please ensure your Physician has given you the all clear to exercise

Description
This course is homemade bringing my 18 years of experience to your home. Designed to take you through the A to Z of Pilates. It starts off with the introductory lessons of Pilates and then there are numerous workouts that you can do using equipment and a multitude of workouts that you don't need any equipment for.

Please note, you don't need to buy equipment, there are plenty of workouts using things you'd readily have at home included.

Workouts that need home based equipment include

- Matwork

- Metabolic

- Weights (tinned food or water bottles will be perfect)

- Wall (A wall, door or cupboard door)

Workouts that include equipment are

- Ball (stability ball usually 65cm or 75cm for taller people)

- Small Ball (10 to 15cm ball)

- Band (therapy band, any color that you have is great.. if you go get a band Blue is the average resistance) Grey or black are stronger and every other color is lighter resistance)

- Foam Roller (90cm or longer in length)

It is recommended that you have a mat or soft surface to work on, carpeting or using a couple of towels will be perfect.

Pilates is a type of exercise system where you place your body in the correct alignment for each exercise. By doing this you lower exercise related risks and improve the quality of each move is increased ten fold.

When you can hold the correct positions while performing an exercise, you start to work multiple muscle groups and those muscle groups are the precise ones that correct your posture. Do you want to make your workout more effective? This is the method for you.

There are Six Principles that oversee your Pilates practice. These include

Breathing

Rib Placement

Shoulder Placement

Activating your Core muscles effectively

Head Placement

Lower Back placement

Better than just improving your Pilates exercises you can then start to use these Six Principles when you do any other kind of exercise as well - Optimizing any fitness regiment you do.

Once we've learnt these Principles we'll start to build the foundation matwork exercises (one at a time) incorporating all six optimizers simultaneously.

This may sound daunting but you will get the hang of it easily. You can then spend time repeating these steps to grow your confidence or go on to do the full workouts provided.

Once you are proficient in the basics you can start working with the full workouts. I hope you enjoy the workouts. Please remember that Pilates is slow and controlled. Movements are usually smaller and less quick than what you'd expect.

Who this course is for
Anyone at any age can do Pilates. You don't need any prior experience but please do the easier variations if you are just starting out.

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