Open Level - Pace: Slow
Are your shoulders hypermobile, weak or unstable? This is a great routine of exercises that you can do in the very beginning of the process and that you can also do later on making sure you increase reps, sets and weight.
Shoulder de-coaptation, segmental reinforcement of ...

Great challenge to add to our intermediate mat! Deepen into the work of the powerhouse by adding 1 or 2 lbs. to your ankles.

Enjoy this intense class with a lot of release for the low T-spine and high lumbar spine. In this class we’ll start tapping into the movement in that area and all the important connections with the diaphragm. Decrease your stress level, learn how to breath, improve your sleep pattern and quality ...

Level 3 - Pace: Fast
This is a moving and fast paced mat! The exercises are mostly intermediate, but their variations and pace make them more advanced. Move through it safely with control and have fun!

Level 2 - Pace: Slow
Have you ever sprained your ankle? Did you do a proper rehab? If you didn’t that’s why your ankle sprains are recurring over and over. Our body is very much connected, and we can’t stop at the ankle for a good rehab, we need to go a little higher up! Check out the Guide for A...

Level 1 - Pace: Slow
The foot has a CORE, and we need to make it as strong as our abs. The vault of the foot sometimes collapses and puts our whole body in danger of compensation. With this quick sequence you’ll give the foot a boost of activation in just 6 min!

This is an intermediate/advanced mat that moves at a fast pace and is characterized by advanced variations of the exercises. Make sure to leave things out if they don’t suit your body. We’ll use the towel to support and challenge. Most importantly, by pulling the towel long, we’ll better connect ...

ELDOA has the characteristics to defy gravity but when you deal with a curvature in the spine (scoliosis) the anti-gravity component is even more important. ELDOA is great for different purposes and it’s very helpful with cases of scoliosis
Warm up, L1-L2, T11-T12,T12-L1, T4-T5 into T3-T4, T6-T7...

Level 2 - Pace: Moderate
This class starts with a deep and thorough foot warm up, barefoot first and with Rescue LOOP next. The following segmental strengthening workout takes care of all of the most important postural muscles: glutes, abs, serratus, rhomboids and some stretching to end this quic...

Level 3 - Pace: Moderate
Enjoy this workout alternating segmental reinforcement and body weight squats. Glutes, abs, and of course, feet and balance to set up strong foundations and proper alignment. A few stretches at the end.

Plantar Fasciitis is a very common and painful condition. It affects runners the most but can also occur when we walk on a hard surface, when we wear tight shoes, high heels and so on. Stretching is important but to be effective we need to address the whole leg and foot. We also need to work the ...

This intermediate mat is focusing on the work of the inner thighs and the midline of the body. The magic circle is mostly used inside the legs to trigger that deep activation all the way up to the pelvic floor.

Open Level - Pace: Slow
When something is hard, break it down, deconstruct it, pull it apart and all of a sudden you realize that you can do already so much (so many components) of what that exercise is made of. The plank is a full body exercise and its very beneficial to everyone to maintain and...

Level 3 - Pace: Fast
With these variations of the hip extensions, we’ll work segmentally on different parts of the glutes. For glute max deep we’ll “slice” the muscle in 4 different parts and work independently with all of them so that we have the chance to efficiently work on those areas that ar...

This is a fun and challenging mat sequence where we refer back to the plank in different positions. It will be intense and requires a good level of strength and some flexibility. Great when you are missing the reformer, you can use a towel or the sliders to re-create the movement of the carriage.

No movement session, sport activity or class will be beneficial and efficient without developing awareness for the movements. Awareness is the picture in your brain of your body in space. It’s like a hidden mirror: the clearer and more realistic that image is the more demanding and successful you...

Exactly, we all sit TOO much! Everyone. So… from now on we should put a little alarm clock every couple of hours and move! On a longer break do this quick session and your hip flexors and hunched back will thank you!

Level 3 - Pace: Moderate
Yes! You read it correctly! Rescue LOOP was created for the feet and to connect their positions to the legs and pelvis but… it can be very useful also placed around the hands or thumbs. In this intermediate mat we’ll play with different ways of utilizing the LOOP to conne...

Our lifestyle often leaves us dealing with tight hip flexors. The ilio-psoas is a very sophisticated muscle. Its fascia is in contact with the femur (leg) and ilium (hip), the spine (transverse processes and discs), and with the organs of the abdominal cavity. This muscle doesn’t tolerate too muc...

In this workout we go from segmental strengthening to myofascial stretching and ELDOA. At the end of the session, you will feel your pelvis stable and able to access ranges of motion that are usually challenging! You will feel free!
Exercises: G max reinforcement, roll and unroll, windshield wipe...

Level 3 - Pace: Moderate
Enjoy this intermediate Mat with some advanced exercises and variations.
Rescue LOOP will be added to both feet and hands to create support for some positions and also to challenge in other exercises.
Move through it and feel free to drop the LOOP if some variations are t...

Pre-Pilates exercises give you the foundation that allows you to get stronger and progress to the next level. Once you learn the basic rules, with your body in a proper starting position, every exercise will feel right and more achievable. All these exercises focus on stabilizing the core as we c...

This sequence includes the most important myo-fascial stretches for pretty much everyone!
Great to add this workout at the end of any strengthening or conditioning session.
Bicep femoris, rectus femoris, ilio-psoas, latissimus dorsi, Pec major deep and superficial and longissimus dorsi.

Level 1 - Pace: slow
So many of us have trouble with this joint! This class has the goal to approach the most important and basic exercises and try to take pressure away from this joint. Oftentimes we put too much weight on the small joints of the toes and that can potentially be bad for toe cond...