45min Class: Intermediate Mat Pilates Flow w/Nicole Adams
$8.00
Class Details: (45min) A full body workout that follows a traditional approach and mat routine as designed by Joseph Pilates. This video was created for folks who have done Pilates before. If you’re brand new to the practice, we recommend starting with some of our other Pilates videos. This class features the entire intermediate/advanced series, with less focus on setup and cueing postures, allowing one to focus on the Flow Pilates Principle.
Description
Intermediate Mat Pilates Flow is a full body workout that follows a traditional approach and mat routine as designed by Joseph Pilates. Mat work is the foundation of the Pilates Method, and incorporates the core principles of control, centering, concentration, breathing, precision and flow. You’ll work from the deepest layers of muscles, which stabilize and support your spine and pelvis, resulting in a strong, flexible spine, improved body awareness, alignment and posture. Adding a ball as a prop into our choreography offers a chance to explore the postures and engagement in a fun and different way. This video was created for folks who have done Pilates before. If you’re brand new to the practice, we recommend starting with some of our other Pilates videos.
Recommended Equipment: a yoga or exercise mat
Streaming Instructions (recommended): A YouTube link will be provided with purchase. Save this link to stream anytime on any device at home or on the go. Please do not share link with anyone or on social media.
Download Instructions: A download link will be provided with purchase. Downloaded videos are yours to keep and offer offline playback options (no internet). Note: Download link expires 48-hours after purchase for security reasons. Links can be resent upon request.
Additional information
| Video Length | 39:50 |
|---|---|
| Video Type | MP4 (Download), YouTube (Stream) |
Linda Stanley (verified owner) –
Great Pilates class! Nicole’s instructions as you move through this class help you keep your form and get the most out of each exercise.