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Summary: Advanced Pilates for aerobic fitness. Learn how to do roll-up Pilates exercises in this free online video workout regimen, including basic Pilate mat routines.
Susan Perry is the owner of Sweat by Design fitness studio. She has a degree in Kinesiology and Exercise Physiology. She is a certified mat pilates instructor and has an American...read more
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"Get ready for the rollovers with the ball. Adds a little bit of interest to this move. Lie down on the mat, inner thighs together, feet connected. You’re gonna float your arms back, inhale exhale up, scoot your abdominals back, reach your toes. Drop your head in line with your arms, round your spine, keep that connection, don’t let your abs pooch out, inhale exhale out, this feels really good stretch on the back muscles. Inhale, exhale up, scoop your abdominals, one more time, inhale exhale up, keep your shoulder blades relaxed and lower down to the mat. "
eHow Article: Roll-Up Pilates Exercises
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