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Sunday, April 6, 2008
VIDEO: 12-Minute Pilates Abs Workout
VIDEO: 12-Minute Pilates Abs Workout Mat Exercises to Whittle Your Middle -- By Nicole Nichols, Fitness InstructorFor more information about this video, please scroll down to read the text below the video player.
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Abs Workout!
About This Workout
This workout will help you strengthen (and stretch) your abdominals, obliques and lower back—without any equipment. Coach Nicole will take you through one short set of 11
Pilates exercises (plus stretches) for a complete core challenge. If you're new to Pilates, we recommend that you watch our short
Intro to Pilates
video first.
Length:
12 minutes
Equipment:
Body weight, mat (optional, for cushioning)
Type of Workout:
Strength training (toning) & flexibility
Muscles Worked:
Core (abs, obliques, lower back)
Fitness Level:
Beginning to advanced; since this workout has few transitions, it may also be suitable for individuals with limited mobility.
Impact:
Low-impact
Safety Precautions:
A mat will help cushion your body while lying on the floor. Shoes are optional during this Pilates workout. Always work at your own pace and level, using modifications whenever necessary.
Tracking Your Workout:
If you'd like to add this video to the Strength Training section of your Fitness Tracker, you can add it as a "user-entered" exercise. Simply list the video name as the name of your new exercise, and click to "add" it to your tracker.
Extra Tip:
Only complete as many exercises as you can using good form, taking a break as needed. As you progress, try to finish the entire video.
Viewing Tips
You can pause or rewind the video at any time ifyou need a break or need to watch for closer instructions. We suggest watching the video one time through before attempting the workout.
While this workout will take you through just one set (4-10 repetitions) of each exercise, they all focus on the same muscle groups. Doing multiple sets of this video is not necessary, especially since Pilates exercises are not designed to work muscles to complete fatigue.
This video does not include music, but you can play a stereo or CD in the background as you workout. Just make sure you can still hear the instructions.
To play the video, simply click on the Play button (bottom left corner) to start. Below the video screen, you'll find buttons for Pause, Stop, and volume control.
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