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The Hip Twist: 3 Big Benefits

In the traditional pilates mat sequence, number 23 is The Hip Twist with Stretched Arms.  It appears after The Teaser for a reason. It’s not simply an abdominal or hip…
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The Teaser: 3 Big Benefits

In the traditional pilates mat sequence, The Teaser is number 22 for a reason. It’s not simply an “ab exercise,” but a culmination of everything that comes before it bringing…
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The Side Kick: 3 Big Benefits

In the traditional pilates mat sequence, the Side Kick is number 21and sits at a very specific point for a reason. It is not simply a “leg exercise,” but a…
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The Jack Knife: 3 Big Benefits

In the traditional pilates mat sequence, the Jack Knife sits at number 20 and at a very specific point for a reason. It is not an isolated “hard exercise,” but…
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The Spine Twist: 3 Big Benefits

Number nineteen in Joseph Pilates’ original sequence of 34 mat exercises, the Spine Twist is a deceptively simple movement that requires full body strength. Sitting tall with legs extended, you…
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The Shoulder Bridge: 3 Big Benefits

Number eighteen in Joseph Pilates’ original sequence of 34 mat exercises, The Shoulder Bridge is a fundamental pilates movement. It acts as a bridge — both literally and figuratively —…
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The Scissors: 3 Big Benefits

Number sixteen in Joseph Pilates’ original sequence of 34 classical mat exercises, The Scissors is a gravity-defying movement that demands balance, strength, and full-body coordination. As part of the advanced…
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The Neck Pull: 3 Big Benefits

Number fifteen in Joseph Pilates’ original 34 traditional mat exercises is The Neck Pull.     Often misunderstood—and sometimes avoided because of its challenging nature, The Neck Pull is a powerhouse…
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Swan Dive: 3 Big Benefits

Number twelve in Joseph Pilates’ original 34 traditional mat exercises is Swan Dive, which moves away from forward flexion and in to the first back extension exercise…and it’s a big…
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