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Pilates Knee Drop Stretch Form

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Summary: Performing the proper knee drop stretch form, in Pilates, is a great way to stretch after any oblique workout. Learn more about how the proper knee drop stretch form can help you from a professional Pilates instructor in this free exercise video.

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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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"A really good stretch to do after any oblique work is what I call, like to call the knee drop stretch and in order to do this what you do is you take your feet and bring them mat distance apart. If you're long legged you want to bring them even farther apart. The toes are going to be facing away from the mat or in Charlie Chapman pose. And what you do is you take a nice inhale and exhale, drop one knee to the mat, bring it down as much as you possibly can, feeling the stretch all along that side. Its okay if the hip comes off the mat, that's not the point, inhale that knee up and exhale, the other knee comes down. Again, feeling that stretch. As you inhale, you can even increase the stretch on this side. Inhale that knee up and exhale, the other one comes down, trying to bring it down just a little bit farther if you can. Inhale up and exhale down."

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