Would the first exercise on the floor in STANDING hands behind the head, heels together toes apart and lower down and up be an effective exercise for rehabilitating a tight Achilles?
I love Alycea always and her relentless request to never stop working! This is a wonderful tool for thoughtfulness during our workout but mainly just a solid a$# kicking! I wonder if parts of the workout were erroneously omitted or to reduce time? Thanks guys!
Such a phenomenal Reformer ride, and I get to do and relive it again and again and again (which is great because at the time I could barely see through the sweat in my eyes). Thank you Alycea!
I put the workout on my favorite page before I even watched the video...because it's ALYCEA UNGARO! Your Pilates, Body in Motion, was my first text about 12 years ago at a "Pilates for Physical Therapists" course. Now I only teach Pilates in my home studio. Thanks for sharing such great cues and principles with us and PA. Loved the workout...nobody better!
hands behind the head, heels together toes apart and lower down and up be an effective exercise for rehabilitating a tight Achilles?