Thank you for the part about using your sit bones, and keeping your neck straight on the ground without tilting your chin toward your chest. I also like the part about using your head upper body and your triceps to support your strength. I’ll try to keep all this in mind. You’re the only person who explains all these minute details about what the body is doing.
Yay so glad these tips were helpful! I have a workshop on my site called "bottoms up" and it goes over even more things you can do to prepare your body for overhead work. I love to share these tips in my online workouts so I'm thrilled you're finding them helpful here! xx
Glad you like them! and thank you!! I hope you check out our flash cards for the Mat exercises and Reformer if you have one. Or check out our online classes and community. We'd love to have you xx
yay Hila! that makes me so happy! Also check out our exercise flashcards. We have them linked to the videos but there's some info that you can take with you where ever you go!
ahhh...totally, I'm teaching a class for my OPC members focusing on the roll ups and another weeks theme will be on the Roll over. If you have any questions you want me to do on a live let me know. Or, if you have question on OPC hit us up! xx~LL
Wow thank you Lesley, such great tips! I'd love you lives! Would you say if someone is struggling with roll over and they can't balance during rolling like a ball when they should avoid roll over until they can? Love you work x
yep, but there are other things they can work on during the roll over. They can have their legs up to the sky and just do little pelvic lifts without their legs coming closer to them. On OPC we have a "bottoms up" workshop. There's some great tips in there to also help them.
@@OnlinePilatesClasses I have been looking at the community (finally getting a chance; I am caregiving and I am mighty tired) and was looking at the video for the Q you asked , pondering a response to "having trouble practicing". I did do about fifteen minutes this morning before the cleaning folks came (my mother has very demanding standards but neither patience nor energy to do any of the work herself) but I am wondering if people feel they are able to be frank about being de-conditioned, being torn away from our regular routines. Also, those of us who were always picked last for gym and came later to movement, or were ridiculed in balleymt class -- we don't always feel heard when trying to articulate our challenges when trying to communicate with people to whom movement has historically come a little more easily in their lives 💃🏼
@@mrb4761 absolutely! OMG you are soo not alone. First, my OPC community is a no-judgment zone. And when people are hard on themselves the community comes to support them and show them what they are doing well. I believe in celebrating wins even the smallest ones like you getting in 15 mins! that is amazing! There are moms in there, busy dudes in there, brand newbies in there who are wondering even what a roll over is. I am not a dancer and contrary to my YT videos trust me...coordination and movement with grace do not come easily for me. So, you I do think this community is for you. xx
haha! yes, Bayon (although your spelling is amazing) normally sits still. Today he wanted to be part of the pilates party! DId you enjoy this? Would you like more weekly lives? Do you have any questions you want me to answer?
Thank you for the part about using your sit bones, and keeping your neck straight on the ground without tilting your chin toward your chest. I also like the part about using your head upper body and your triceps to support your strength. I’ll try to keep all this in mind. You’re the only person who explains all these minute details about what the body is doing.
Yay so glad these tips were helpful! I have a workshop on my site called "bottoms up" and it goes over even more things you can do to prepare your body for overhead work. I love to share these tips in my online workouts so I'm thrilled you're finding them helpful here! xx
Great job teaching the roll over. I enjoy all of your lessons and tips. They are very helpful.
Glad you like them! and thank you!! I hope you check out our flash cards for the Mat exercises and Reformer if you have one. Or check out our online classes and community. We'd love to have you xx
Great tips, especially about the curve happening in the same place as in the hundred. Thanks!!
yay! I love finding all the exercises in other ones. It makes it easier for us to connect to ones that feel out of our reach
Great tip with the rolling like a ball…thank you!!
yay! Glad you liked that one! Its so helpful xx
Yes! Don’t look down! Thank you
exactly! Let me know if you liked a weekly live and if you have a question you want me to answer xx~LL
You're videos so helpful! Thanks for the great tips 🙏
yay Hila! that makes me so happy! Also check out our exercise flashcards. We have them linked to the videos but there's some info that you can take with you where ever you go!
Very good tips. It’s the roll ups that kill me!
ahhh...totally, I'm teaching a class for my OPC members focusing on the roll ups and another weeks theme will be on the Roll over. If you have any questions you want me to do on a live let me know. Or, if you have question on OPC hit us up! xx~LL
Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful! thanks for watching! xx
I think the puppies come through to make sure we're paying attention 😁😁😁
hahah! Right!!! We'll be trying it again tomorrow!
Great tips! Thanks!
thanks! so happy you enjoyed! Let me know if you liked it as a live and have a question you want me to answer xx~LL
Wow thank you Lesley, such great tips! I'd love you lives! Would you say if someone is struggling with roll over and they can't balance during rolling like a ball when they should avoid roll over until they can? Love you work x
yep, but there are other things they can work on during the roll over. They can have their legs up to the sky and just do little pelvic lifts without their legs coming closer to them.
On OPC we have a "bottoms up" workshop. There's some great tips in there to also help them.
Thank you thank you thank you 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙏🏼🥳
Have you been able to practice? Also, I'll be teaching a class with this exercise as the Theme next month over on OPC xx~LL
@@OnlinePilatesClasses I have been looking at the community (finally getting a chance; I am caregiving and I am mighty tired) and was looking at the video for the Q you asked , pondering a response to "having trouble practicing". I did do about fifteen minutes this morning before the cleaning folks came (my mother has very demanding standards but neither patience nor energy to do any of the work herself) but I am wondering if people feel they are able to be frank about being de-conditioned, being torn away from our regular routines. Also, those of us who were always picked last for gym and came later to movement, or were ridiculed in balleymt class -- we don't always feel heard when trying to articulate our challenges when trying to communicate with people to whom movement has historically come a little more easily in their lives 💃🏼
@@mrb4761 absolutely! OMG you are soo not alone. First, my OPC community is a no-judgment zone. And when people are hard on themselves the community comes to support them and show them what they are doing well. I believe in celebrating wins even the smallest ones like you getting in 15 mins! that is amazing! There are moms in there, busy dudes in there, brand newbies in there who are wondering even what a roll over is. I am not a dancer and contrary to my YT videos trust me...coordination and movement with grace do not come easily for me. So, you I do think this community is for you. xx
Lov bi one!🐶👍
haha! yes, Bayon (although your spelling is amazing) normally sits still. Today he wanted to be part of the pilates party!
DId you enjoy this? Would you like more weekly lives? Do you have any questions you want me to answer?