Grab yourselves a set of light hand weights for this whole body ‘Strength Pilates’ workout. Including exercises that challenge our upper body strength and core strength, working the arms, the abs and the glutes. It also includes spine rotations and mobility, making this a great all rounder half an hour Read more…
In this routine we think about how we use our body to create MORE Space, MORE Stretching, MORE Strengthening, MORE Lengthening by channeling our energy, through the soles of the feet, the crown of the head and through our arms and legs. Enjoy movement flows on the breath, flexing and Read more…
A short sequence (approximately 12 minutes) to strengthen and tone your legs from standing. The routine includes squats and lunges and also slightly increases you HR with the more dynamic exercises. Work your thighs and glutes in this quick but challenging leg workout. Watch out for the floor based leg Read more…
Mobilise your feet and ankles, knees and hips, stretch your lower leg muscles, front and back thigh muscles and glutes in this Pilates for Walking routine. We will mirror walking actions from standing and on the floor to improve your alignments and your gait when walking. We also will explore Read more…
Push ups and tricep dips to tone your arms, rotations and side planks to stabilise and mobilise the shoulders. This routine is perfect on its own or with the Pilates for Legs sequence for a whole body workout.
Following on from the Plank Tutorial , this Plank Challenge takes you through a short routine from standing, into down facing dog and onto the floor for various Plank challenges. Starting with a basic Plank hold and layering in knee tucks and shoulder taps to improve muscular strength, core strength Read more…
In this tutorial I take you through all the stages of the extended arm Plank to ensure you have good technique and stay safe whilst performing the exercise. From all 4’s, to kneeling 3/4 Plank into the full Plank Posture, ensuring good alignment and activation. This tutorial will improve your Read more…
Grab yourself a set of light hand weights (anything between 1 and 3LBS) OR a couple of water bottles or tins of beans if you don’t have weights.
The Pelvic Tilt/Roll Up uses our spinal flexors, extensors and stabilisers, the Rectus Abdominals and Obliques.