Open level - Pace: Slow
One of the most important muscles for respiration is the diaphragm. The diaphragm is the biggest and most powerful muscle of the human body, but it’s often ignored and played down because we don’t see it…
We go to the gym to strengthen muscles like glutes and biceps (to lo...

This workout will blow your mind because it’s powerful and incredibly effective for anything scapulae/neck and ribcage related. You’ll learn new ways to create/maintain movement at the joints and strengthen the many muscles around it!
You will love it! I promise. Let me know your thoughts!

This workout targets the deltoids, upper traps, biceps, triceps, lats, and pecs—alternated with glutes and abs—to create balance throughout the body. By reinforcing these muscle groups in sequence, you’ll build strength, stability, and resilience for healthier, more powerful shoulders.

In this video, Ilaria is joined by Danielle O’Connell to demonstrate her typical first session with a client. Instead of a full hour-long assessment, this workout uses carefully chosen exercises that reveal key insights about posture, strength, flexibility, and body awareness. You’ll see how subt...

Level 1 - Pace: Slow
The glutes are so important for our postural alignment.
This a quick routine that you can easily jump into when you know that you have a little time available and you want to work on your pelvis.

Level 2. Pace: Moderate
We always think that the Ilio-Psoas muscle doesn’t require reinforcement because it’s usually tight. NOT TRUE!
First of all, tight doesn’t mean strong!
Also it’s important to be able to reinforce the different parts of the psoas independently so that the tissue in between...

Level 2 - Pace: Fast
This is a unique series of ab exercises to improve the motility of the large intestine. It’s great for constipation, irregularity, colitis and other offset conditions related to digestion. On top of inducing regularity, it’s also a great abdominal reinforcement! It’s quick an...

Level 2 - Pace: Slow
Learn some important exercises and stretches to properly move and release the most important muscle that we have in the body: The diaphragm!

The Transversus Abdomini (TVA)
Level 3 - Pace: Slow
Assisted by Lauren Brooke Chaffee
The TVA is probably the most important between the abdominal muscles and also the one that is most unknown to most. In this introduction to the transverses abdomini we’ll go through many different exercises and ...

Level 2 - Pace: Moderate
Let’s get ready for snow and ice with a powerful segmental reinforcement! In this workout you will find strengthening of the calf muscles, glutes, abs and the global movement of the squat to get ready for the winter sport we love!

Levle 2
The hamstrings DO NOT exist because we need to address them individually and not as a complex.
This is a focused tutorial/class that will allow us to be specific on the reinforcement and stretch of all different hamstrings: Bicep femoris with its two heads, Semitendinosus and Semimembran...

This class begins with the foundations of transverse abdominis and diaphragm activation, then flows through Pilates, Myofascial Stretching, and ELDOA™. The theme is modification — you’re encouraged to adapt every movement to your body’s needs in the moment.

Props are optional, but if you’d like,...

Table Top & TVA
Level 2 - Pace: Moderate
The table top position will be our home base! Articulation, serratus reinforcement, planks and transversus abdomini (TVA) !
You’ll feel the burn in the upper body and in the deepest work of the abdominal muscles!

Level 2 – Pace: Fast
When you only have 5 minutes and want to get some quick abdominal work in, this is the sequence you need! It’s also great when you have lumbar issues, and you can’t articulate the lumbar spine!

Open level - Pace: Slow
These drills are great to warm up the shoulders before a class, while rehabbing from little tears and inflammation and also to get ready for your “A” game. The 5-point shoulder de-coaptation, scapulae mobilization and some stretching with the towel will help you safely ach...

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...

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...

Level 1 - Pace: Moderate
Quick and perfect warm up before you head out for a run!
A quality osteo-articular warm up is key to preparing the body for the pounding of running: from the toes and ankles, all the way up to the ribcage and neck.

This video will teach you the exercises that you need to reinforce but also how you should be able to coordinate their engagement and work. Useful for anyone and most importantly before/after delivery, menopause and any other pelvic floor pathologies (also for men)

Adductors #2
Level 2 - Pace: Moderate
In this class we’ll continue where we left off with Adductors #1 class and we’ll dive into the proximal reinforcement of the adductor brevis, magnus, pectineus, longus, gracilis….

Level 2 Pace: Moderate
In this class we’ll focus on the adductors distal reinforcement of the adductor brevis, magnus, pectineus, longus, gracilis…. We’ll tone the inner thighs and help your balance.
We’ll offset this intense work on the adductor group with the gluteus medius: the 2 groups togeth...

NECK 360
Level 2-3 - Pace: Moderate
The neck is such a delicate area of our body and a place where we carry a lot of tension! When the neck is out of alignment we easily get shoulder issues and headaches! Let’s learn how to take care of the neck with many different tools! Proprioception, release ...

Knee Proprioception
Level 3 - Pace: Slow
In this workout we continue what we started back in July 2023 with the foot proprioception workout. For the knee the principles are the same and we’ll focus on 5 different exercises:
1. Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL)
2. Bursa between ACL and PCL
3. Kapla...

Open Level - Pace: Moderate
This is the perfect warm up for the neck and shoulders. We’ll warm up all the joints of the body but the neck and shoulders more in depth.