Pilates ring exercises

20+ Pilates Ring exercises for inner thighs 

 

Before we get to the Tensor Fascia Latae(TLF) muscles next week, let’s focus on the inner thighs, outer hips, core, and glute muscles with no jumping required because this muscle group gives lots of support to the hips mechanic and help with balance for:

  • Walking
  • Running and all the climbing activities

They also support core work, like when you do

 

 

When you exercise your pelvis before any procedure, you reduce post-surgery pain and recover much faster.  @jeaniquepilates 

 

 

When doing those exercises, you also speed up your connections for doing one-legged exercises on the Chair Equipment, Reformer, and Tower.

Remember always to wrap, squeeze, lift and connect

And if you find that difficult to do, we have the Pilates ring.

The Pilates ring, a.k.a magic circle, is one of the most accessible accessories to have in your home. It will help you feel those muscles tough dormant muscles of the inner thighs and lower belly.

The combinations that you can do with the magic circle are endless.

I have also added a new exercise today,  which I call the mat version Fencer exercise, don’t forget to try it.

And one more thing, if you plan to do any surgery involving your hips or plan to get pregnant, this is the workout for you. When you exercise your pelvis before any procedure, you reduce post-surgery pain and recover much faster.

Please add these exercises to your routine for at least 3 to 6 months.

Today I am covering 30 exercises in 40mins for a full body workout but with the main focus on strengthening all the muscles of the pelvis and core.

Let me know your favorite ones once you’re done.

Xo 

 

 Jeanique

 
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Doing Pilates is like playing Jigsaw puzzles. Each class gets you a little closer to the final big picture. But sometimes, it can get a little complex. That’s why I am here to help you see the last picture. Are you in?

 

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