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Pilates Ball Exercise: Supine Foot

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Summary: Workout your hamstrings with this supine foot exercise. Learn how to do supine foot exercises with a stability ball in this free fitness video about Pilates ball workouts.

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By Jeri Ryan
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Jeri Ryan is the owner of Pilates Pure N Simple. She has been teaching Pilates since 2000. Jeri was certified as a Pilates instructor through Core Conditioning Physical Therapy in...read more

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"In this exercise, we will be working the hamstrings very heavily. What we are going to do, is begin by putting the ball under our legs and laying flat on our back. So, support the abs. Close the ribcage. Curl down to come flat on your back and bring the ball under your legs. From here, extend the ball out to ninety degrees. Now, you want your feet kind of on the side of the ball. We are going to go ahead and bridge up in one move. Rather than articulate the spine. So, take a nice inhale. Exhale. Close the ribcage and come up. Inhale. Hold. Exhale. Push the ball out. Inhale. Bring it in and come down. Exhale. Up. Inhale. Hold. Exhale. Out. Inhale. In. And, exhale down. Now, this exercise can be advanced by doing it with just one leg. So, go ahead and extend the other leg up. Take a nice inhale. Pressing into the ball as opposed to pushing out. Exhale. Up. Inhale. Out. Exhale. In. Inhale. Down. And then, go ahead and try it on the other side."

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