【English Ver.】Full Body Pilates Challenge Flow Ep.68

＼＼Welcome to this comprehensive full body Pilates challenge! ／／ 🌿Session Overview This session begins with breathing and posture adjustment, followed by activation of the “center” (the core), progressing into full-body strengthening and flexibility training, and finally concluding with a cool-down. The guiding principles are the synchronization of breath and movement, awareness of the “center,” precise alignment, and controlled, deliberate execution of each exercise. Throughout the session, participants are provided with clear and specific instructions that enable them to stay focused, maintain energy, and work out safely and effectively while staying connected to their own bodies. 🌿🌿Structure and Flow of the Session The session is designed with a clear structure, gradually increasing intensity and covering the entire body. It can be divided into five phases: Introduction and Warm-UpPreparing participants for the session. Confirming correct posture (standing or sitting), opening the chest, releasing arm tension, and awakening the body through deep breathing. Core ActivationInitiating the “center,” which serves as the foundation of Pilates. Beginning with pelvic tilts and abdominal scooping linked to the breath, then moving into the signature exercise The Hundred to intensively engage the core. Main Exercise SequenceTransitioning into more dynamic movement while maintaining core stability. This phase includes abdominal strengthening exercises (the Abdominal Series), leg work, and spinal mobility exercises to improve flexibility. Strength BuildingThe climax of the session, focusing on overall strength and endurance. Exercises such as planks and push-ups further challenge and strengthen the upper body and core. 5. Cool-Down and ConclusionThe final stage, releasing muscular tension and restoring balance. Full-body stretches are performed, ending with standing posture and mindful breathing to reinforce length and clarity throughout the body. Key Themes and Principles of Instruction🗒️ 1. Synchronization of Breath and MovementBreath forms the basis of every movement and sets the rhythm. Nearly all exercises include explicit breath counts such as “Inhale, 2-3-4. Exhale, 2-3-4.” Specific cues are provided for rib expansion, contraction, and breath quality. 2. Emphasis on the Center (Core Engagement)Activating and stabilizing the center is the highest priority. Frequent cues emphasize this focus: Scoop belly: Draw the abdomen deeply inward. Navel to spine: Stabilize the core. Pelvic floor lifts: Activate the deep stabilizing muscles. Zip, tail to navel: Close and engage the lower abdomen. 3. Posture and AlignmentCorrect skeletal alignment is continually emphasized to maximize effectiveness and minimize injury risk: Sit/Stand tall: Lengthen the spine. Crown lifts up: Keep the neck and spine long. Shoulders away from ears: Release shoulder tension. Collar bones long: Open the chest. 4. Control and Precision of MovementQuality and accuracy take priority over speed or repetitions. Instruction such as “curve vertebra by vertebra” and “move from hip” encourage conscious, controlled movement. 🔴Host SOPHIE(MC, Narrator, Pilates Instructor) 🔴In collaboration with RKB Broadcasting Corporation 🔴Presented by Woman’s Next Stage

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