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- Mat Pilates Faults & Corrections Reference
- Mat Pilates Progressions & Regressions Reference
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- Mat Pilates Transitions & Flow Reference
- Mat Pilates Variations Library
- Pilates Anatomy Reference
- Pilates Apparatus Modifications & Options Library
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- Pilates Board Workouts on One Page
- Pilates Chair Programming Reference
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- Reformer Pilates Cue Cards
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- Reformer Props Reference
- Reformer Setup Reference
- Reformer Variations Library
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- Mixed-Level Adaptation Method
- Online & Hybrid Teaching Reference
- Pilates Certification Study Guide
- Pilates Class Theme Deck
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- Pilates Practical Exam Rehearsal Book
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The client who leads the Hundred with her neck
- What you see
- The chin juts up and the eyes fix on the ceiling while the arms pump. The head hangs back off the top of the curl and the throat tightens. Often the shoulders creep toward the ears as well, and the beat starts coming from the shoulders.
- What to say
- "Soften your gaze to the space between your thighs and keep the crown of your head reaching long as the arms beat."
- What to change
- Raise the legs higher toward the ceiling. The pelvis anchors more easily and the upper curl can stay lifted without the neck straining. If the shoulders are doing the pumping, make the pumps smaller and lower, closer to the mat, so the movement comes from the upper arms.
From the Mat Pilates Faults & Corrections Reference.
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