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Standing Pilates Workout Video for Full Body- Beginner/Intermediate

October 17, 2018

Do you need a simple workout that you can truly do anywhere? Something that will work your entire body, improve your flexibility and leave you feeling full of energy? This workouts is just the right thing for you. This is a low impact standing Pilates workout that will challenge your core, strengthen your legs, improve your balance and work your back. You can do this workout when traveling or on vacation if you don’t have enough room for a mat workout. You can use it for cross-training between cardio or HIIT workouts. Or you can do it as part of your regular Pilates routine (listen up for my tips that will help you improve your Pilates practice, especially your Roll-Up!)

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How to Release Tight Hips and Back with Massage Balls

August 10, 2018

Does your lower back ever tighten up? Are you trying to get rid of painful muscles knots in your upper back and hips? Do you feel stiff all over? Would you like to improve your posture? If you answered “yes” to either one of these questions then I have a perfect video workout for you today. This is a mobility workout that I do every time that I sit for long periods of time (working behind a computer, driving or traveling) and need to release muscle knots in major muscle groups. Last week I shared with you a video of 3 essentials that I always take with me when traveling. One of my things that I always bring with me

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Exercise on Vacation: Essentials to Bring and Simple Moves to Stay in Shape

July 26, 2018

Can you keep up your exercise routine when you are on vacation? Should you pack any exercise essentials on vacation with you? Honestly, when you are going on vacation the last thing that you want to think about is planning workouts. But if you’ve worked really hard to establish healthy exercise habits and get toned muscles you don’t want to lose all the progress. This progress is literally marked by your sweat and blood (well, maybe not blood so much but definitely some pain!) If you are going on vacation for a couple of days it’s not a big deal of course. Just take the time off and enjoy relaxing and unplugging. Take this time to forget about responsibilities and

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Pilates Core Flow – Intermediate/Advanced Level

December 22, 2016

What do you do when you don’t have enough time to work out? You carve out 30 min for this video. You can find this time in the morning, during lunch or before going to bed. Give your body just 30 min to get stronger and healthier. The truth is that you don’t need long exhausting workouts that leave you feeling wiped out in order to stay in shape. You need consistency to stay on track and proper nutrition to fuel your body. Just 20-30 min of functional exercise 5-6 days a week will build the muscle while good clean eating will give you the energy throughout the day. However, if we have ONLY 30 minutes to work out we

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12 days of Christmas: Full Body Pilates Workout

December 19, 2016

This is not your ordinary Pilates workout. Get ready to have some fun with this 12 Days of Christmas Cardio Pilates workout. It features classical Pilates exercises in a modern flow with heart-pumping cardio blasts. This workout will help you strengthen your core, work your upper body and tone your legs all in under 40 min. You will work every muscle in your body while also perfecting your technique of each movement. It’s a perfect workout for the days when you do not have a lot of time but would like to get a full body workout that will leave you feeling energized and refreshed. But before you get started with the workout take a few seconds to read the

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Lower Back Release for Strong Core

August 22, 2016

There are two major reason why most people decide to strengthen their core: Get strong core to flatten stomach. Strengthen core to prevent or eliminate back pain. Regardless of which camp of core “enthusiasts” you fall in, we can all benefit from some gentle release for our lower and upper back. In fact we often work so much to strengthen all of our muscles that we forget that we need to give them rest and learn to RELEASE them. Lower back often suffers the most from long hours of sitting OR hours of ab exercises done with poor form. When we learn to release the tightness built up in the back of our bodies we can improve our form during

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Chest Release to Correct Posture and Open Up Tight Pecs

June 2, 2016

Correct slouched posture by releasing chest muscles using sFera massage balls. Trigger Points in the Pectoralis Major and Minor cause tightness and shortening of this muscle group. As a result the shoulders are being pulled forward creating a round-shouldered posture and sponsoring Trigger Point creation in the back muscles. It is needless to say that hours spent behind the computer with bad posture (head forward, shoulders rounded) are detrimental to the health of the Pectoralis Major and Pectoralis Minor. Young mothers are also at risk of developing Trigger Points in this area as they are nursing and caring for the baby. Carrying a heavy backpack that makes you lean forward to lighten the weight of the load can be another

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Forearm and Hand Release to Relieve Wrist, Elbow and Hand Pain

June 2, 2016

Release trigger points in the forearm muscles to relieve wrist, elbow and hand pain. You will need a wall to lean on, a table and sFera Massage Balls. Of all the muscles that you have thoughts about releasing forearms are probably the last ones. In fact, many people are not aware of any tightness or muscle knots in their forearms until they discover pain in the elbow or wrist. Many people live many years with occasional numbness or tingling in their fingers without ever giving these symptoms any attention. “Tennis elbow” and “carpal tunnel syndrome” are two terms that get thrown around a lot if there is any pain in the elbow or wrist. However, all of these symptoms can

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Upper Arm Myofascial and Trigger Point Release to Increase Range of Motion and Relieve Pain

June 2, 2016

Simple self-massage for the upper arm muscles (deltoid, triceps, biceps and brachialis) to increase range of motion, speed up athletic recovery and relieve shoulder and elbow pain. You will need a wall to lean on and sFera Massage Balls. Trigger Points in the Muscles of the Arm often refer pain to the hand and elbow. Any injury, repetitive stress in the workplace, carrying heavy bags or lifting weights can set up Trigger Points in this area. The pain from the Triceps, Biceps and Brachialis Trigger Points will often manifest itself in the elbow making most daily activities very uncomfortable. Bebefits of the Upper Arm Muscle Relase Improve athletic performance and prepare muscle for strengthening. Relieve elbow and shoulder pain. Increase

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Infraspinatus Trigger Point Release to Relieve Front Shoulder Pain

June 2, 2016

Increase range of motion in the shoulder area by releasing active and latent Trigger Points in the Infraspinatus and Teres Minor muscles. You will need sFera massage balls to perform this release. Both Infraspinatus and Teres Minor are rotator cuff muscles and they play a huge role in our ability to lift and rotate our arm. Trigger Points in the Infraspinatus cause deep ache in front of the shoulder that feels as it was coming from inside the shoulder joint. Tightness in the Infraspinatus that harbors active Trigger Points usually causes tightness in the other rotator cuff muscles. When not treated, this rigidity can cause “frozen shoulder” symptoms that completely limit the movement of the arm. Working at a job

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