Longevity sequence Joseph Pilates’

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Joseph Pilates Longevity sequence 1932

 

 

Did you know that Joseph Pilates invented the longevity sequence in 1932?​

In his book, ‘Your Health’, he says, “Did you ever try to get down on the floor from a straight to a sitting position? Try it. Having trouble? Of course, you are because there is a lack of coordination.”​

Joseph Pilates believed that having strong knees, ankles, and hips is the key to performing two legs squats, one-leg squats, and cross-ankle squats with ease. According to him, adding the cross-ankle routine into your Mat Pilates workout each week can gradually improve your knee joint strength and overall longevity.​

NOTE: However, if you have bad knees, knee replacement, or hip replacement, don’t try it without the presence of a qualified teacher.​

 

 

True flexibility can be achieved only when all muscles are uniformly developed ~ Joseph Pilates, Return to life through Contrology 

 

 

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Jeanique

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