Hi Loretta! Ah yes, knees off the mat....well, are you wondering where I position the upper body? I've learned it many ways----shoulders aligned above the wrists as well as shoulders not aligned. I always look at to see where the person is going to be most supported and stable. How about you?
Hi Amy, Thank you again. I agree with you. Either Keep shoulder aligned above wrists (easier on shoulder) or with more challenge way - wrists in front of shoulders. I will keep remind myself - :"to watch where the person is going to be most supported and stable". Any plan to teach more reformer class? i.e. for the person with shoulder issue (weak on shoulder) or with other issues.
Fantastic class, Amy. Still one of my favorite instructors. This really challenged me, especially since I did upper body strength training the day before. Thanks.
Glad you added your comment Pat! As a longtime student of Amy's here in Santa Barbara, that's exactly what I love about her teaching most. She connects the fundamentals to advanced level exercises, so that there is alway more to discover! And it makes it more challenging too!