Firm & Flatten Your Stomach With Pilates
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hey, ive been in and out of diets for a few years, im 17 and well ive lost the weight to put me into the average for my height and age. However im left with well how can i put this without becoming an emotion wreak? flabby parts lol. my stomach mostly as cycling has helped my legs and swimming has helped my arms. I used to do sit ups and stuff before bed although ive got a bad back at times due to an accident. A video on stomach workouts you can do at home without equipment would be great! thx
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I love pilates . I think it the best workout it help me alot.
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Thank you so much for your reply!
Have a great day!!
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Wow, to the lady in the purple....how long have you been doing pilates? Not that this video is about pilates...but since you run the studio...did you ever NOT have a flat stomach? Did pilates help you?
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Hi..I would suggest adding in some cardio into your workout and it will help to get your abs to come out!
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Ok now I have trouble getting abs because my stomach is not flat, I mean it's not a total beer belly but my abs are just not showing at all, will this make my stomach go in? please respond
I have been doing Pilates for 8 years. No, I used to be chubby and after having my son working out in a gym didn't help so I tried Pilates and that's what flattened my stomach. I wasn't born with skinny genetics, thank goodness for Pilates
MyPilatesBody 2 years ago
Do you think taking only 10 classes of Pilate's reformer a month could make a difference in my body -posture, abs, etc.? I've been thinking of giving it a try but that's probably all I could afford...
so 2 to 3 reformer classesa week and walking on my treadmill the rest of the days? thx.
yoylos3p 2 years ago
I think that is a great start. You will start to notice a change in your posture pretty quickly. Yes, add in cardio that's super important..The good thing is you will retain the knowledge of Pilates when you take reformer classes,,also look into mat classes they are usually cheaper...
MyPilatesBody 2 years ago