I loved this very high quality of quality and...
5 minutes ago in Truro, CA
Location: Vancouver, CA
Anita comes from a background of dance in classical and contemporary styles. She has been teaching Pilates for over 9 years, having graduated from Boditree’s comprehensive program in 2002. In 2004, she graduated with distinction from...

Duration: 28 minutes
Level: Intermediate
Views: 27052
This sequence focuses on our center of gravity, which lies in our pelvis. Increasing the awareness, connectivity, strength and range of motion available to us in our hips and pelvis will improve our everyday movement. The theme here is creating balanced access to all the possible movements in and around our lower center. This sequence is great for targeting hips, thighs and your lower back in terms of mobility and stability. Note - Not recommended if you have Osteoporosis or Osteoarthritis. Also not recommended if you are pregnant.
Tags: Pilates, core, alignment, stability, energy, Strength, Posture, Strengthen Your Core, flexibility, buns, thighs, hips, healthy spine, anita seiz
hlporter
Enjoyed immensely, loved the side work!
about 3 weeks ago
squirrelgirl100
Really enjoyed this slow paced challenge
2 months ago
anitaseiz
Hello Anne!
Thank you for writing about this very common experience in side lying work. There is a large bony protuberance (the Greater Trochanter) that can be aggravated and cause discomfort due to the positioning - it is rubbing into the often sensitive IT (Iliotibial) band. I recommend placing a thin folded blanket under the side of you pelvis to provide cushioning. Let me know if that helps!
Warm regards,
Anita
about 5 months ago
annebaker
I really liked this class, but when I was doing the side laying down leg lifts my hip bone keeps digging into the floor and hurting me.. I feel like I am not doing this right but couldn't find a position where it was working... help?
about 5 months ago in Brevard, US
nahasd
fantastic practice. I feel great. thank you
7 months ago in Montreal, CA
mrenkow
Started off a bit slow, but turned into a great workout. The stretching at the end seems a little rushed however.
about 9 months ago in los angeles, US
corinefilion
Great video. A little short, if your looking for an intense workout.
about 9 months ago
cataniapilates
Very very nice video ;)
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about 11 months ago
telma
Anita,
I am finding this series my favourite for recovery after a hard workout. My neck was so stiff this morning I thought I would break. Much better now. thank you.
12 months ago in bowmanville, CA
strongsister1
Anita always gives coherent, calming instruction. Love her classes! Thank you!
about a year ago in Burlington, On., CA
telma
Anita,
as a physical therapist , I am happy to hear you calling the movements what they are. eg abd vs add.
This is challenging yet restful. Thank you.
about a year ago in bowmanville, CA
youngeun
She's one of my favourite teachers on myyoga online.com! Her sequence is very clear, effectiv and elegance! i would love to go to her class in real =]
about a year ago in Aberdeen, GB