I'm so glad this tutorial is helping everyone! Antoinette, without seeing you execute the teaser in person, my gut feeling is that you need to work the side of your hips. I like to imagine my hips are being pressed together as if someone's hands are on the side of hips pressing inward or as if my hips were in a vice. Once I can engage my hips as a solid unit, I can use the muscles to lengthen my hips away from my lower back as well. This image allows me to fire my muscles a little differently then thinking about releasing my hip flexors. It also allows me to roll up into the Teaser evenly. I hope this helps! Sorry for the delay! Monica:)
Hi Monica Wilson thank you for your help but I think I've solved my problem. I was doing Pilates on my living room carpet and a thin mat. I now double up my mat with a thicker one that I had. I didn't like the thicker one by itself because it wasn't "sticky" enough for me. The two together has become my norm and the pain is gone. I didn't injure the bone since I was a kid, but I was doing a lot of teasers there for a bit. Taking a little break from that posture helped too. I really appreciate you following up. Have a blessed day!