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    EP 162: Back Rowing with the Exercise Band  


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    Back Rowing with the Exercise Band is a variation of the original Pilates Reformer exercise “Back Rowing.” By looping the exercise band around your feet, the exercise works the muscles of the body almost identically to the Pilates Reformer. The abdominal muscles will be strengthened, flexibility of the spine increased and muscles of the arms toned and tightened. Stay tuned for another “Back Rowing” coming soon!

    Posted on June 14th, 2010. About ActivCore, Blog, CARDIOLATES, DVD, Exercises, Fitness, How-to, Instruction, Japanese, Learning, Lesson, NYC, New_York, Pilates, Podcast, Sisters, Tips, Training, Twin, Vlog, Workouts, former Radio City Rockettes.
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    EP 161: Toe Taps Two on the Stability Ball  


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    Toe Taps 2 on the stability ball is a variation on original Pilates exercises that require the legs to be extended in the air with a strong imprint. ; The ball adds the instability necessary to target the deep muscles of the core and strengthen the abdominal muscles even more than the mat version.

    Posted on June 14th, 2010. About ActivCore, Blog, CARDIOLATES, DVD, Exercises, Fitness, How-to, Instruction, Learning, Lesson, NYC, New_York, Pilates, Podcast, Sisters, Tips, Training, Twin, Vlog, Workouts, former Radio City Rockettes.
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    EP 160: Plank with Twist on the BoSU  


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    Plank with Twist on the BoSU is a variation of the original Pilates exercises “Leg Pull Front” and “Push Up.” ; The addition of the BoSU — which stands for “Both Sides Utilized” — adds the instability necessary to challenge the deep stabilizers of the core and the addition of rotation to the exercise further challenges the core!

    Posted on June 14th, 2010. About DVD, Exercises, Fitness, How-to, Instruction, Japanese, Learning, Lesson, NYC, Pilates, Podcast, Sisters, Tips, Training, Twin, Uncategorized, Vlog, Workouts, former Radio City Rockettes.
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    EP159: Grasshopper on Stability Ball  


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    Grasshopper on Stability Ball is a variation of the original Pilates exercise “Grasshopper” which occurs on the barrels and the reformer. Grasshopper strengthens the erector spinae while increasing the flexibility of the spine and toning the muscles of the thighs and buttocks. The addition of the ball, of course, adds instability which targets the deep core
    musculature and challenges balance.

    Posted on May 20th, 2010. About ActivCore, Blog, CARDIOLATES, DVD, Exercises, Fitness, How-to, Instruction, Japanese, Learning, Lesson, NYC, New_York, Pilates, Podcast, Sisters, Tips, Training, Twin, Uncategorized, Vlog, Workouts, former Radio City Rockettes.
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    EP158: Windmill on the Small Ball  


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    Windmill on the small ball is a variation of the original Pilates exercise Windmill on the arc barrel. The small ball adds the instability necessary to challenge the core against the large movement of the legs. The legs scissor twice, then circle out to the side which targets the core musculature and strengthens the abs as you endeavor to stay on the ball. You’ll flatten your abs, increase flexibility and get a stronger core!

    Posted on May 13th, 2010. About ActivCore, Blog, CARDIOLATES, DVD, Exercises, Fitness, How-to, Instruction, Japanese, Learning, Lesson, NYC, New_York, Pilates, Podcast, Sisters, Tips, Training, Twin, Uncategorized, Vlog, Workouts, former Radio City Rockettes.
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    EP157: Hundreds with Band  


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    Hundreds with the exercise band is a variation of the original Pilates exercise “the Hundreds.” Adding the resistance band targets and strengthens the abductors of the thighs while facilitating a deeper rib to hip connection using the abdominal muscles. You’ll tone and flatten your abs while sculpting your outer thighs…what could be better?
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    Posted on May 6th, 2010. About ActivCore, Blog, CARDIOLATES, DVD, Exercises, Fitness, How-to, Instruction, Japanese, Learning, Lesson, NYC, New_York, Pilates, Podcast, Sisters, Tips, Training, Twin, Uncategorized, Vlog, Workouts, former Radio City Rockettes.
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    EP156: Half Roll Down on Stability Ball  


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    The Half Roll Down on the stability ball is a variation of original Pilates exercises that require flexion from a supine position. This exercise allows you to start vertical and use the abdominals to roll your pelvis under you, thus reversing the usual way we mobilize our spines with the abdominal muscles. The stability ball adds the instability necessary to trigger the deep stabilizing muscles of the spine and torso to engage and support your body in this position. You’ll tone and flatten the abdominal muscles, strengthen the core, and also feel a little engagement in the backs of the legs.

    Posted on May 3rd, 2010. About ActivCore, Blog, CARDIOLATES, DVD, Exercises, Fitness, How-to, Instruction, Japanese, Learning, Lesson, NYC, New_York, Pilates, Podcast, Sisters, Tips, Training, Twin, Uncategorized, Vlog, Workouts, former Radio City Rockettes.
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    EP 155: Hot Potato with Band  


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    Hot Potato with Band is a variation of the original Pilates exercise Side Kicks or Side Leg Lift Series. The exercise band adds the tension necessary to target the gluteus medius even more than the “regular” version. Additionally, the abdominal muscles work throughout the entire exercise to stabilize the torso in the side lying position while you are toning your legs. Hot Potato with Band delivers flat abdominals and sculpted legs!

    Posted on April 22nd, 2010. About ActivCore, Blog, CARDIOLATES, DVD, Exercises, Fitness, How-to, Instruction, Japanese, Learning, Lesson, NYC, New_York, Pilates, Podcast, Sisters, Tips, Training, Twin, Uncategorized, Vlog, Workouts, former Radio City Rockettes.
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    EP 154: Half Curl on Stability Ball  


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    Half Curl on Stability Ball is a variation of any original Pilates exercise that flexes the body up from supine. The stability ball adds the instability necessary to target the core musculature even more than performing the same exercise on the floor. Also, performing the exercise on the ball requires the hip extensors to work intensely to maintain the body in one long line from head to knee – and then ribcage to knee – as thoracic flexion is performed. You’ll tone the abdominal muscles, strengthen the core and target the muscles of the backs of the legs and buttocks.

    Posted on April 15th, 2010. About ActivCore, Blog, CARDIOLATES, DVD, Exercises, Fitness, How-to, Instruction, Japanese, Learning, Lesson, NYC, New_York, Pilates, Podcast, Sisters, Tips, Training, Twin, Uncategorized, Vlog, former Radio City Rockettes.
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    EP 153: Swan Dive on the Stability Ball  


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    Swan Dive on the Stability Ball is a variation of the original Pilates exercise “Swan Dive” which appears on almost every piece of Pilates equipment, including the mat. The instability of the ball challenges balance and core stabilization, while adding some fun to a traditional Pilates exercise! This exercise strengthens the erector spinae and the hip extensors as the goal is to maintain the swan shape throughout the exercise. Because the arms help to stabilize the body and generate the motion, the triceps get a nice workout as well.

    Posted on April 7th, 2010. About ActivCore, Blog, CARDIOLATES, DVD, Exercises, Fitness, How-to, Instruction, Japanese, Learning, Lesson, NYC, New_York, Pilates, Podcast, Sisters, Tips, Training, Twin, Uncategorized, Vlog, Workouts, former Radio City Rockettes.
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