#Pilates abs workouts for beginners.

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Pilate training was a training and exercise method created by Joseph Pilate in the early 1920s. The training program is named after its creator. The world's top gymnasts, dancers, actors, and other sportspeople follow the training program.

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I'd like to thank Lilly Sabri for creating amazing workouts for all levels of physical strength 💕

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Pilates Resistance Band Workout #fitness #workout #gym #workoutshorts #n...

Pilates resistance band workouts are a great way to tone your muscles and improve your flexibility. Resistance bands provide a low-impact way to add intensity to your Pilates routine.

 Some of the benefits of Pilates resistance band workouts include:

 Toning muscles: Resistance bands can help you to tone your muscles by providing resistance as you move.

Improving flexibility: Resistance bands can help you to improve your flexibility by stretching your muscles as you move.

Burning calories: Pilates resistance band workouts can help you to burn calories and lose weight.

Relieving stress: Pilates resistance band workouts can help you to relieve stress by focusing your mind on your body and your movements.

If you are new to Pilates resistance band workouts, it is important to start slowly and gradually increase the resistance of the band as you get stronger. You should also listen to your body and rest when you need to.

 Here are some Pilates resistance band exercises you can try:

 Leg circles: Loop the band around your ankles and stand with your feet hip-width apart. Slowly circle your legs in one direction for 10 repetitions, then circle your legs in the opposite direction for 10 repetitions.

Arm circles: Loop the band around your hands and extend your arms out in front of you at shoulder height. Slowly circle your arms in one direction for 10 repetitions, then circle your arms in the opposite direction for 10 repetitions.

Crunches: Loop the band around your feet and lie on your back with your knees bent and your feet flat on the floor. Place your hands on the band behind your head and curl your upper body up towards your knees.

You can do these exercises as part of a regular Pilates routine, or you can do them on their own. If you are new to Pilates resistance band workouts, it is important to start slowly and gradually increase the intensity of your workouts as you get stronger.

It is also important to listen to your body and rest when you need to. If you are feeling pain, stop the exercise and consult with a certified Pilates instructor.

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loving and moving my body this week (25.03.-31.03.24)

Monday. [pause]

Tuesday. 5 minute flat ab pilates [5 mins]

Wednesday. the iconic 10 min booty shaking Tiffany Rothe routine [10 mins]

Thursday. feel grounded pilates [22 mins]

Friday. gentle yoga, breathwork & meditation [20 mins]

Saturday. Full body Pilates for strength and flexibility [25 mins]

Sunday. Golden Era style bellydance choreo [25 mins]

Exhale to splits: Day 11 [24 mins] // Day 12[19 mins] // Day 13 [24 mins] // Day 14 [33 mins] // Day 15 [30 mins]

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This week, it was especially difficult to puzzle workouts into my schedule, so I'm really excited to enjoy myself in the brief moments I could scoop out, making the most of it!! And, of course, continuing to stretch. I really started looking forward to my evening stretches... <3!

In case the suggestion doesn't feel right for that day, here are some alternatives (12 minutes or less, can also be used as add-ons). No shame in taking it slow! Let's move according to our needs! :) nightime flexibility stretches // bedtime yoga stretch to release stress & tension // 8 min beginner's ballet flexibility. // 10 min | Beginner Belly Dance Workout | Slow & Smooth Tutorial // 15 min Gentle Pilates Workout For Beginners

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diet plan for new post-honeymoon girlies!! not super strict,

lose 2-3+ lbs/1-1.5+ kg per week

my old diet plan (for beginners- i lost 45 lbs!!!)

-max daily calorie count-

| day 1: 900 cals | day 2: 800 cals | day 3: 700 cals | day 4: 500 cals | day 5: 900 cals | day 6: 800 cals | day 7: 700 cals |

-workout-

do daily walks and simple ab workouts. i looove pilates (this vid/creator is so good)

-extra tips-

☆ drinking water is CRUCIAL

☆ download mynetdiary and weight & bmi (both apps)

☆ high protein, low sugar and sodium

☆ prioritize veggies and fruits for breakfasts/snacks, prioritize protein and dairy for dinners

☆ try to separate your cals into 2 meals and 2 snacks

☆ don’t eat before 7 am and after 8 pm (except maybe on weekends with friends)

☆ space out meals through out the day

☆ journal monthly weight/measurement check ins

☆ drink water w lemon and green tea

☆ try to fast twice a week

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Daily Check-in - July 24, 2023 🎀

Day 2 was a little different than yesterday, mainly because I had to work an 8 hour shift today, and it wore me out 😭 I still managed to do my morning routine and part of my night routine, so I am really happy with how today turned out regardless!

🩷 What I Ate Today:

Breakfast - A two good vanilla Greek yogurt bowl with cacao and cashew butter granola, a sliced up banana, chia seeds, and some peanut butter! And of course, a cup of coffee and water

Lunch - Salad, topped with Tuna (mixed withavocado oil mayo), small pieces of sharp cheddar cheese, and shredded carrots, and a bowl of watermelon

Dinner - Low carb quesadilla, three air fried Tyson chicken strips, more watermelon, and another coffee

Other - I tried these new electrolyte tablets that were recommended to me, and while I did not like the taste, I noticed a difference in my energy and how I overall felt going back to work after lunch

Water - currently 72oz, but I have another bottle of water on my desk that I plan on finishing by the time I go to sleep

🩷 Workout - Pilates Abs + Nighttime Stretches

This was the first one I *attempted*, and I found it a bit difficult to keep up with mainly because it was my first day back to exercising after a three week break. I did enjoy the format and the exercises were pretty beginner friendly! 8.2/10

This is the next one I did and I really enjoyed it! I loved the movements themselves and while I do wish it had actually been 10 minutes, it was super easy on the body! 9.7/10, I recommend

I had to stop halfway through this one because I am not fit enough to keep up with a chloe ting ab video just yet, although I loved the exercises included and I absolutely love her vibe in all her videos! 8/10

I ended the night with the same stretch video as I like the hip stretching, and it's currently a bit of a challenge since I'm not very flexible right now. 9.3/10

Tomorrow - Lower Body Pilates!

🩷 Habits I Accomplished Today

Made my bed this morning

Did morning and night skincare

Guided journal morning and night

Stretch 5+ min before bed

Read 10+ pages of a book

Workout for 30+ min

Still need to work on morning meditation and doing my daily journaling, but I'm proud of what I've kept up with so far!

🩷 Song of the Day: Up! - Kep1er

🩷 Current Read: Atomic Habits by James Clear

Overall, Day 2 is considered a success! I can't wait for tomorrow, I genuinely look forward to the things I get to do each day, especially now that I'm on this journey and documenting it. I look forward to being able to look back one day and be proud of how far I've come!

Til tomorrow!!

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my fav workouts cuz i could binge all day, do fcking ONE of these and still lose weight 💀

Shirlyn Kim’s 12 min weight loss workout

I love this one cuz it’s actually very easy but i always sweat my ass off?? like how does that even work??😭

Shirlyn Kim’s 11 min slimmer and taller workout

this one is also very easy, but i love it cuz when i finish working out, it’s easy enough for me to do it as something extra yknow?? like the perfect ending to a long workout lol

Chloe Ting’s 12 min weight loss HIIT

honestly, i don’t enjoy it too much but i also kinda do?? it’s one of those workouts i don’t like doing but when i do it, i know it will work like fcking magic 💀 no fcking joke, i lost like 1kg in one day by only doing this even tho i wasn’t eating well that day 🙃 love hate relationship w this one lol

Mish Choi’s 10 min blackpink inspired yoga; 7 min blackpink inspired pilates; 10 min IU inspired yoga and 10 min wayv inspired yoga

her yoga stuff is so good for me as a yknow.. beginner cuz i never step out of my house to do stuff lol. but I’d say my favorites are the blackpink inspired yoga and wayv inspired yoga, they’re kinda fun lol. the IU inspired yoga is the most difficult for me cuz i think it’s a bit more for ur upper body and.. my upper body is weak as fck 💀 I’d say my strength are maybe my legs(cuz dancing lol) and abs(not much but better than those arms for sure)?? and my weakness is arms and my whole upper body lol, so the IU inspired yoga is good for that

MuscleWatching’s 5 min workout and 10 min leg workout(kind of yoga-like)

the leg one is kinda like torture for me ngl 💀 i’m always in so much pain the next day but it’s also kinda enjoyable??😭 i’m not weird yall, i don’t torture myself for fun i swear. the 5 min one is very funny i’m so sorry but it does work well, i was in so much pain the next day 💀

Just Dance and Dance Central

dance central used to be me and my family’s shit yall 💀 we would play it everyday and i still enjoy it. I just like dancing in general and since i get very, VERY competetive while playing just dance or dance central, it’s a very fun and good workout for me lol. i put my whole fcking being into those dances 😭 it’s serious business for me lol, it’s also very easy to just do like 10-15 dances without noticing, it all just adds up to be like a 30 min workout if u can’t do more, i usually do until my legs are wobbly cuz i have to always beat everyone’s scores + my own best scores lol. anyways, these are just fun ways for me to workout cuz it doesn’t feel like a workout, i love dancing and it takes a lot of time for me to get tired from doing it, i litrally danced for like 4 hours into the night yesterday💀

ye, there aren’t a lot cuz i have bad memory and can’t remember rn but i like these ones, i do some ab workouts sometimes too but i prefer doing full body workouts or just workouts where i’m jumping around and stuff lol, it’s more fun, ab workouts are so boring i just don’t like them 😢

also.. emilia, miss aubrey, taye and dare from dance central were like.. my gay awakenings💀 especially miss aubrey, i was so fcking gay for her and at the time, i didn’t even know, 

anyways, th1nspo for myself:

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05.01.23

Heej, nie zjadłam tej całej owsianki, ale już zostawię kalorie, jakbym źle coś obliczyła. Rano zrobiłam sobie jeden trening, wieczorem dwa i w sumie wyszło, że ćwiczyłam godzinę, więc jestem dumna. Byłam u lekarza i mam jakąś infekcję. Kolejny antybiotyk wleciał.

Zjadłam:

Owsianka na mleku z jogurtem naturalnym, mrożonymi jagodami i granolą (267kcal)

Wypiłam:

1l wody,

2 kubki kawy,

1 kubek herbaty pokrzywowej.

Ćwiczyłam:

Full body workout & Ab flow (Melissa Wood Health)

40 MIN FULL BODY WORKOUT (Move With Nicole)

10MIN FLAT BELLY PILATES AT HOME/TINY WAIST (NOT WIDER) & CORE/BEGINNER FRIENDLY (Shirlyn Kim)

Bilans:

267 - 270 = - 3kcal.

waga rano: nie wiem.

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Leg day: dead lifts hip thrusts split squats and this "1 Hour Walking Workout | 500+ Calories | Beginner Friendly" on YouTube

Can't believe I finished the whole thing. Going to cool down with 10 min pilates abs and 10 min yoga. Good night

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My Education Part 4 In 2016 while I was working as an IT recruiter, I got certified as a fitness instructor in Ukraine, as I felt I needed more instruments to help my yoga clients I worked with. 2017 was by far the hardest year of my life. I knew I wanted to change my life and at first I didn’t have any clarity on how to make it happen. Old ways were not working for me anymore, new ways were unknown. In the beginning of 2018 I got a job offer from Saudi Arabia, and accepted it. It was my first full time position in the fitness industry. It was my first time in Saudi Arabia, I was scared, excited, and happy to embark on this new journey of mine. Since then my life, my career, and my education started shifting towards fitness. In 2018 I completed my nutritional certification, got my Diploma as an Advanced Sports and Exercise Nutritional Advisor. In 2019 I got certified by ACE which stands for American Counsel on Exercise as a personal trainer. For me it’s an honour to be certified as a personal trainer and be able to deliver high quality workouts to my clients to make your lives healthier and happier. I also got my certificate as a Mat Pilates Instructor, which in my opinion is a great tool to use while working with people. It helps to teach people the movement fundamentals both in terms of recovery and performance. During quarantine lock down I have completed Corrective Biomechanics Course to expand and widen my knowledge about the physiological anatomical aspect of the exercises, as my clients claim workouts with me are serving them better than some physiotherapy sessions at hospital. Also during quarantine I have developed and shot 2 extensive fitness courses - one is for beginners and one is to focus on the core and abs. These are 2 online courses are based on the years of experience working with people with the great selection of exercises, and if you remember - I’m a teacher by my first education, so these courses have extensive technique explanation and focus to bring you the best value. I’ll continue talking about my education next week. #onlinefitnesscoach #education #fitnessprofessional https://www.instagram.com/p/Coo-eOQLmmG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Build Your Fitness Journey With Transformation Fitness Oxnard

Transformation Fitness - The term Transformation Fitness refers to the physical changes that occur in the body due to exercise. These changes include increased muscle mass, endurance, bone density, and cardiovascular fitness. All of these factors contribute to the overall health of the individual. Cardiovascular fitness is defined as the capacity of the heart and blood vessels to deliver oxygen to working muscles and remove carbon dioxide from the body. Cardiovascular fitness is measured by how much oxygen the heart pumps out per minute (heart rate) and how efficiently the lungs exchange carbon dioxide for oxygen (ventilation). Muscular strength is the amount of force that a person's muscles can exert. Muscular strength is measured by performing various exercises that challenge the muscles. Common tests include push-ups, pull-ups, squats, bench presses, dead lifts, and chin-ups.

Bone density is the amount of mineral content in bones. When a person ages, their bones become weaker and less dense. Exercise helps build stronger bones and increase bone density. Endurance refers to the ability to perform sustained activity over time. Endurance is measured by how long someone can run, bike, swim, etc. without getting tired. Body composition is the ratio between lean muscle mass and fat mass. Lean muscle mass includes muscles, organs, ligaments, tendons, cartilage, and skin. Fat mass includes subcutaneous fat, visceral fat, and internal organs. A person who is physically active has higher levels of lean muscle mass than those who do not engage in regular physical activity. Joints are where two bones meet. There are three types of flexibility: passive, active, and total. Passive flexibility occurs when the joint is held still while the person moves. Active flexibility occurs when the person actively moves the joint. Total flexibility occurs when both passive and active flexibility is taken into account.

Best Fitness classes for Beginners

Yoga is a great way to stretch out muscles, increase flexibility, improve balance, and relax. All of these things are extremely helpful for fitness transformation. If you have never tried yoga before, I recommend starting off slow and working your way up to more advanced poses. You should start with basic stretches and work your way up to more challenging ones. Pilates is a method of exercise that focuses on core stability and building muscle strength. It is a great tran workout for beginners because it helps build strong abs and strengthen your back, legs, arms, and shoulders. It is also great if you want to tone your body down. Zumba is a Latin dance style that combines aerobic exercises, stretching, and strengthening. It is a fun way to get fit and burn calories at the same time.

Kickboxing is a martial art that incorporates punches, kicks, knees, elbows, and even headbutts. It is a great way to get in shape while having some fun. It is a great cardio workout and a good way to learn how to defend yourself. One example would be pushups. Another example would be jumping jacks. Jumping jacks are a great way to burn fat and build stamina. Strength training involves lifting weights. Lifting weights not only builds muscle mass, but it also increases bone density and helps prevent osteoporosis.

Gain Muscle

Transformational fitness is a type of fitness training that focuses on building muscle mass while losing fat. In order to achieve this goal, you need to follow a specific diet plan that includes high-protein foods and low-carbohydrate foods. You should eat at least three meals per day and avoid eating after 8 pm. Protein is the primary building block of muscles and bones. When you consume protein, your body uses it to build muscle. If you don't get enough protein, your body won't have enough material to build muscle. Your body will use any excess calories you consume to store them as fat. To ensure you're getting enough protein, try consuming lean meats, eggs, dairy products, beans, nuts, seeds, and legumes.

Carbohydrates are the preferred fuel for exercise. They provide quick energy and help your body recover faster between workouts. However, if you consume too many carbs, they'll turn into sugar in your bloodstream. Sugar causes insulin spikes, which can lead to weight gain. Instead of consuming refined grains, opt for whole grains instead. Whole grains are easier to digest and provide sustained energy throughout the day. Fat provides energy and helps maintain skin and hair. It's also necessary for brain function and hormone production. Make sure you limit your intake of trans fats and saturated fats. These fats can cause heart disease and contribute to obesity.

Try to consume healthier fats like omega-3 fatty acids, monounsaturated fats, and polyunsaturated fats. Water is essential for maintaining proper blood pressure levels and keeping organs functioning properly. Avoid drinking alcohol or caffeine beverages before exercising since these substances can dehydrate you. Supplements are not always necessary, but some people find they benefit their workout routines. A good supplement regimen includes multivitamins, creatine, glutamine, beta alanine, and fish oil. Your body requires time to repair and rebuild muscles after each workout. Sleep is essential for recovery. Aim to sleep eight hours per night.

Fitness Bootcamp

A transformation fitness boot camp is a workout program designed to help people lose weight, gain muscle mass, burn fat, and get fit. These programs are typically done at a gym or fitness center, and they often consist of group classes led by certified trainers. Bodybuilding is a sport where participants build muscle mass and increase their physical size. It involves lifting weights, working out, dieting, and following strict guidelines. Crossfit is a high-intensity interval training (HIIT) exercise routine that focuses on functional movements performed at maximal intensity. 

Crossfit workouts are short bursts of intense exercises that work many different muscle groups simultaneously. Yoga is a practice that originated in ancient India and combines stretching, breathing techniques, meditation, and relaxation. It’s been practiced for thousands of years and dates back to the Vedas, Sanskrit texts, and religious teachings. Pilates is a method of exercise developed in the early 20th century by Joseph Pilates. It focuses on core stability, control, and flexibility. Zumba is a dance-fitness program created by Colombian singer Gloria Estefan. It was first introduced in Miami in the 1990s and became popular worldwide. Barre is a type of fitness class that incorporates ballet barres, weights, and cardio. It helps tone muscles while burning calories.

Weight Loose Fast with Transformation Fitness

The first step to losing weight is to understand what causes obesity. There are many factors that contribute to obesity including genetics, lifestyle choices, and environmental influences. Genetics play a major role in determining whether someone becomes obese or not. If both parents are overweight, then their children have a greater chance of becoming obese. Lifestyle choices also play a huge factor in how much weight people gain. People who eat unhealthy foods often become obese. Eating fast food, drinking soda, and eating snacks between meals are some examples of poor diet choices. 

Environmental influences include where a person lives, the amount of physical activity they get, and the air quality in their area. Living in a polluted area increases the risk of developing asthma and allergies. Not getting enough exercise can cause obesity. When a person exercises regularly, they burn calories and lose weight. To lose weight, a person should focus on reducing calorie intake and increasing calorie expenditure. Reducing calorie intake means cutting back on junk food and sugary drinks. Increasing calorie expenditure means exercising regularly. 

Exercising burns calories. Walking, running, swimming, biking, dancing, and playing sports are examples of ways to increase calorie expenditure. A person can lose weight by following a healthy diet and exercising regularly. A healthy diet consists of lots of fresh fruit and vegetables, lean meat, fish, poultry, beans, nuts, seeds, whole grains, and dairy products. An active lifestyle involves walking, jogging, cycling, swimming, dancing, hiking, gardening, and playing sports.

Fitness and Nutrition

Protein is an essential building block of muscle tissue. Your body uses protein to build muscles, repair cells, make hormones, and produce antibodies. Proteins are broken down into smaller units called amino acids. There are 20 different types of amino acids, and they are what give your body its structure. Fat is an important part of any diet. It provides calories and helps keep our bodies warm. Most people know that fat contains 9 calories per gram, while carbs only have 4. 

That means if you eat 1 gram of fat, you’ll get 9 calories. However, fats don’t just provide energy; they also help us feel full. Fats are also great for our skin and hair. Carbohydrates are the primary source of energy for your brain and body. They are stored in the liver and muscles and are released into the bloodstream when we need them. Carbs are also known as sugar. When we talk about carbs, we are referring to simple ones like glucose and fructose. Complex carbs include whole grains, fruits, vegetables, beans, lentils, etc. Fiber is a type of carbohydrate that cannot be digested by humans. It is indigestible and passes through the digestive system without being absorbed. Fiber is good for your heart and colon. It lowers cholesterol levels and prevents constipation. 

Water is necessary for all living things. We lose water through breathing, sweating, urination, and defecation. Our kidneys filter out extra water and release it back into the blood. If we don't drink enough water, we become dehydrated. Dehydration causes headaches, fatigue, dizziness, irritability, and poor concentration. Minerals are elements that are not produced by the human body. They are naturally occurring substances that are essential for maintaining proper bodily function. Minerals are present in food and water and are absorbed by the body through the stomach and intestines. Minerals are divided into two categories: macro-minerals and micro-minerals. Macro-minerals are larger than 100 nanometers (nm) and micro-minerials are less than 100 nm. Vitamins are organic compounds that the body requires to maintain normal bodily functions. Vitamins are classified into eight groups based on their chemical makeup: A, B, C, D, E, K, P, and Q. Each group has several subgroups.

Team Traning with Transformation

Training is a term that is commonly used in sports and fitness. In team training, we use the same terminology to describe how we train our teams internally. We call it team training because we want to make sure that everyone is working together towards the same goal. When we talk about team training, we are talking about having a unified mindset and being able to work together towards a common goal. Transformation Fitness Oxnard is the act of changing something from its original state to a different state. If you think about it, transformation is the opposite of what we do in team training. 

We start out with a certain mindset and then transform ourselves into someone who is ready to take action. Unity is the idea that we should always strive to be united. There are many times where people get caught up in their own little world and forget that they need to unite with others. Sometimes, we have to remind ourselves that we need to unite with others and not isolate ourselves. Mindset is the way that we approach things. Our mindsets determine whether we are going to succeed or fail. If we have a positive mindset, we will be successful. If we have a negative mindset, we will fail. Action is taking the first step towards achieving a goal. If we don't take any action, we won't achieve anything. Accountability is the idea that we are responsible for everything that happens around us. If we aren't accountable for our actions, we will never change. Consistency is the idea that we need to stay consistent with our actions. If we are inconsistent, we will never reach our goals.

I am a lover of fitness culture. In my own life, I use exercise as a tool for mental health. As an exercise scientist, I have seen the benefits that can be derived from exercise. My goal is to create a fitness culture in which people are willing to use exercise as a tool for their mental health.

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Pilates Abs and Core Workout #yoga #weightloss #fitnessmantram #reduceb...

Discover the Secrets to a Toned and Tight Core with Pilates: Before we dive into the exercises, let's quickly talk about the amazing benefits of Pilates for your abs and core. Pilates engages your deep abdominal muscles, providing stability and improving your posture. This workout will help you develop a strong core, which is essential for balance and overall functional movement. Additionally, Pilates can improve flexibility, increase body awareness, and promote better mind-body connection.

For more in details CLICK HERE : 28-Day Wall Pilates Challenge

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🙏🏼PILATES PRICES ARE UP 🔝 🆙 ⬆️ thanks for pointing out I WAS NOT CHARGING ENOUGH! “” and so is the #Pilatesfitclub #Membership up ⬆️ Advanced Pilates Client are the best to work with. BEGINNERS ARE WELCOMED TOO #pilatesbody #pilatesreformer In your 1 Hour Private Lesson, you will learn how to Master the Pilates Reformer which will teach you how to Re-shape, re-align and reform your body. You will work against spring resistance along with the Pilates rings weighted balls and flex bands. Just allow the basic principles of Pilates to strengthen and tone your entire body. Incorporating the use of the Tower is included in your lesson the pilates springs on the Tower, will strengthen, stretch and reshape your body. From abs to glutes and arms to thighs, this is a total body workout. All levels are welcome https://www.skye-yoga.com/new-products/pilates-private-lesson Pilates Tower Reformer Private Sessions Available here @HouseOfSkye-Yoga #www.Skye-Yoga.com #PilatesPrivateSessions#PilatesTowerReformer #BookYourAppointment with Instructor ms.Adelaide #msAdelaide #Adelaide #InstructorAdelaide #Today #Bywater #NewOrleans #HouseOfSkyeYoga #Skye-Yoga.com #pilatesclasses #pilatesmat #pilatesfoamroller #pilatesflexband #Nola #DoubleLegStretch #Feetpullingstraps #rotationaldiscs #bywaterpilates #pilatesnola #bywaterfitnessclasses https://www.skye-yoga.com/new-products/pilates-private-lesson (at House Of Skye-Yoga) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgtZiu1ODEX/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=