Once you have mastered push-up handles #1 & #2, you will be ready for the more advanced practice of push-up handles #3!

In the second workout, we take advantage of the height that the push-up handles give. This will challenge the body and progress to more advanced work.

The push-up handles allow your body to work towards getting stronger in an inclined plane. This makes it easier for whoever has a hard time executing the push-up. The grip is more gentle for the wrist and that's another reason that makes the handles a great prop!

Level 2 – Pace: Slow
This workout is perfect after you recover from Carpal tunnel or any time you need to reinforce your wrists and forearms: for a better grip, for golf, for climbing…
Add this quick routine to the Carpal Tunnel #1 video.

Level 2 - Pace: Slow
The headstands fascinate almost every mover! It’s so magic to be able to control the body when we are upside down. It’s also very beneficial for the blood flow and exhilarating for the mind. Follow me in this workout that prepares you to control your body in the headstand pos...

Level 1 – Pace: Slow
Carpal tunnel when acute, is a very painful condition. The following exercises can help you to decrease the level of inflammation and pain. Stay tuned for more intense exercises for when you are better and want to go back to regular activity!

Level 3 - Pace: Moderate
The armchair offers us tons of possibilities when it comes to positioning the pelvis and stabilizing it for the arm exercises. We can sit and “slide/drop” the tailbone into the groove, we can kneel facing the back of the chair and using it to support the front of the pelv...

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)

Open Level - Pace: Slow
The workout video “Good Morning Workout” focuses on an osto-articular warm up and light muscle activation.
It’s perfect to get started and feel better as we move through the day: whether we are engaged in important meetings around the city, picking up the kids at school or...

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.

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!

The Airplane board is an amazing tool and it's often forgotten! If you have access to a Cadillac try out this little sequence: it's not just about the one single exercise that we learn in the Certification Program, we can play with different movements before we get there. Great to strengthen the ...

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!

It’s important to have a regular workout routine but the best thing we can do for our general health is to add some stretches during our day at the desk. Yes! Put an alarm and stop for 7 minutes of stretching at least twice during your 8-hour workday. It will make your body feel better and your m...

Level 2 - Pace: Slow
Let’s tone the arms! In Pilates we usually work with very light weights… but the beauty of it is that as we work the arms, we also engage and control the whole postural alignment of the body making an exercise that might seem easy very challenging and intense!

Level 3 - Pace: Moderate
If you reached level 3 you are a pro! Congratulations let’s have some fun!
Level 3 workout A is part of the FOOT FOCUS program that develops over 9 weeks and that will help you increase the range of motion, strength and coordination of your feet!
Remember that the key is ...

Level 3 - Pace: Moderate
If you reached level 3 you are a pro! Congratulations let’s have some fun!
Level 3 workout A is part of the FOOT FOCUS program that develops over 9 weeks and that will help you increase the range of motion, strength and coordination of your feet!
Remember that the key is...

Level 2 - Pace: Moderate
Now you are more confident and experienced, and we can explore some new and more demanding exercises. Also, Level 2 workout B is part of the FOOT FOCUS program that develops over 9 weeks and that will help you increase the range of motion, strength and coordination of you...

Level 2 - Pace: Moderate
Now you are more confident and experienced, and we can explore some new and more demanding exercises. Also, Level 2 workout A is part of the FOOT FOCUS program that develops over 9 weeks and that will help you increase the range of motion, strength and coordination of yo...

Level 1 - Pace: Moderate
If you are new to working out the feet or simply new to the use of Rescue LOOP, this is the first workout to start with. Level 1 workout B is part of the FOOT FOCUS program that develops over 9 weeks and that will help you increase the range of motion, strength and coord...

Level 1 - Pace: Moderate
If you are new to working out the feet or simply new to the use of Rescue LOOP, this is the first workout to start with. Level 1 workout A is part of the FOOT FOCUS program that develops over 9 weeks and that will help you increase the range of motion, strength and coord...

Level 2 - Pace: Moderate
Perfect quick workout to get into waist, hips and arms when you have little time for it!
Accelerate the pace and the reps if you want to make it more intense, just make sure your form is proper and safe!

Open Level - Pace: moderate
Do you only have a few minutes, but you want to feel your abs and work them deep? This is perfect for you! The 100 and the abdominal series are iconic sections of the Pilates Mat and believe me, they get to the CORE in a deep and intense (good intense) way!

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...