Pilates Breathing<br>Amy Havens<br>Special 1176

Pilates Breathing
Amy Havens
Special 1176

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Love this refresher...great reminders ... Breathe east /west = stable spine + connection to abs! Thank you!
Thank you Jennifer! This little segment should have been labeled part #1 and part #2 because next I'll talk about posterior breathing too! :)
Nice cueing and visuals-simple and easy-Looking forward to the posterior part :)
Thank you Debbie!!
Thank you Amy - really enjoyed the visual!! This will be an excellent aid that I can use in a credit class that I just began teaching at a Jr College - never have taught in this environment before - and only 2 of 15 students have done pilates! My theme for the semester course is the 6 principles of pilates!! Would welcome any other suggestions! I have also enjoyed all of your other short segments that you have done as well!
Mary.....thank you! I give credit to Karen Sanzo for the bag of rice prop! I've used light hand weights before to send the same message but the rice is very easy to understand. I think your Jr. College students are in for a great semester with you! I have lots of suggestions to offer and would be happy to dialogue over email with you...please contact me if you'd like. :) Karen Sanzo also has some incredible classes up on the site and I know you'll find everything she has to say very useful. Let me know how things are going with your students!
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Thank you Amy , that has been one of the best explanations of the breath I have seen . I am going to try that with my next beginner group , especially adding the leg raise sequence, thanks so much .
Hi Jacqueline, thank you for commenting. This is approachable for beginners, yes, and of course------this is one way of explaining our breathing! I didn't go into much (if at all) discussion of diaphragmatic detail, direction of the muscle during respiration etc. Perhaps I can do a follow up because there is so much interplay between the diaphragm muscle, deep abdominal muscles and viscera. Perhaps it's time for a follow up...."now that we've seen a basic look at Pilates breathing, let's dive a little deeper". :) Thanks again for taking the time to comment!!

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