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You want to get lean muscles of a dancer without putting a strain on your body? Invest in Pilates! Similar to yoga, with its concentration on the breath, the practice of Pilates was developed by Joseph Pilates in the early 20th century. While a session of Pilates does not make you sweat a lot, Pilates can actually help you lose weight. We’ll see how in this article.

By the 1930s, the most famous dancers in the world practicing Pilates. Today, more than 20 million people do Pilates in the world.

With a focus on the major muscle groups and movements slow and deliberate, Pilates has become widely known as a training program that can make losing weight. Many people have successfully lost weight following the Pilates because they have become much more aware of their bodies, so they give more care to their own bodies and make better food choices. Read also: Sculpting abs: creative ways to sculpt your abs.

More muscle = more calories burned
Build muscle mass is one of the best ways to increase your potential to burn calories. Pila method can help you accomplish this very quickly. Indeed, the essence of Pilates is strength training.

Practitioners work with the resistance to increase strength and thus the muscle mass. Using springs and various tools to increase the load on the muscles, we can assign a higher metabolism by building lean muscle mass.

You can add a variety of tools at your training program based on Pilates mat to help all the muscles to tone and avoid boredom. You can add resistance bands, rings (of resistance) Pilates, light dumbbells, etc.. Pilates to your routine because they add variety and make muscles work in different ways.

The resistance bands are easily transportable, while creating a remarkable amount of stimulating resistance to help strengthen and tone muscles. Pilates rings are another tool used during the year on the carpet, often focusing on lower body muscles and on the center.

The objective of this exercise is to make Pilates work the obliques, the alignment and stability of your posture.

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Begin by lying down on one side. Keep the lines of the shoulders and hips perpendicular to the ground. Stretch your legs in the body axis, the arm above the head. Place the head on this arm. Place the upper arm to the chest, parallel to it.

Now exhale while returning to the belly. Then breathe in while contracting the abdominals and lifting both legs to the sky.

Exhale and lift more than the leg, without putting the leg below the ground.

Finally, inhale and pull the upper leg on the lower leg.

At no time should you use the arm resting on the ground to lift you. Keep the right upright when you get abs.

Try to do them in 3 sets of 15 movements (45 movements in total). If you are accustomed, made 80 movements.