Class 675: Niedra Gabriel - Mat Workout - Level 1 - 04/25/2012

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Power Pilates® Niedra Gabriel | April 25, 2012 | 10 min Deliberate Pace | Level 1

Apparatus: Mat | Prop: Foam Roller


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Mat Workout - Join Niedra for this short pelvic stabilization routine on the Foam Roller. Enjoy! (Filmed March 05, 2012)
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You are a great teacher. Always excited when I see you are teaching another class on pilatesanytime.com.
1 year ago

Just done my first class and I love it.
1 year ago

I thoroughly enjoy every class that Niedra teaches!!! Thank you.
1 year ago

Niedra, can I ask what you mean by narrow the hips. Is it squeezing the adductors or drawing outer hips to midline or engaging the obliques or all of the above?
great class!
8 mos ago

Hi Jude, we have just been upgraded here to help us stay in touch with tthe comments on the forum, very helpful to me, as I like to answer qeustions - and due to my lack of awareness I am only seeing your question now.
Narrowing the hips is tricky and not - have a look at an anatomy picture of hte pelvice and hip sockets and imagine taking the leg bones where they connect into the socket and presss them further into the joint. So yes, you are using both the adductors and the out hips to do this ( in contrast to tightening the buttocks) narrowing the obliques is good but really slightly different location. what this shoudl do is connect the legs and pelvice, allowing he tail and sacrum to get longer and provide a lock to lift the spine out of.
Hope this helps?
6 mos ago

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