Cooling Down
while working on pelvic stability, core-conditioning, and flexibility
This section continues where the 4 1/2 minute "Standing Thighs" video left off
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This morning, I had an early morning spot that wasn't filled so I decided to take advantage of it and give myself a good workout.
Since I wasnt teaching anyone this morning, I modified the movements to suit my needs.
Since I wasnt teaching anyone this morning, I modified the movements to suit my needs.
I have several half marathons, trails runs, a full marathon, and Bike the Coast event coming up, and I know how important it is to build the best foundation for high-impact endurance training.
Many of these movements are from my Controlled Burn fitness class, and Runners Conditioning workshops.
This video includes
Very slow, controlled, and subtle exercises especially useful for cooling down while working deep core muscles, focusing on pelvic stability, all the while working on flexibility
The more subtle, focused, and controlled the movements, the greater the benefit.
Very slow, controlled, and subtle exercises especially useful for cooling down while working deep core muscles, focusing on pelvic stability, all the while working on flexibility
The more subtle, focused, and controlled the movements, the greater the benefit.
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Dance Fitness, Warm up, Controlled Burn Fitness, Runners Conditioning, Shin Splint Exercises, Heel Rises, Flexibility Training, Toes, Feet, Legs, Calves, Ankles. Full Body Warm Up, Stability Training, Balance Training, Fitness, Morning Workout, Stretch, Melissa Adylia Calasanz, Personal Trainer
Dance Fitness, Warm up, Controlled Burn Fitness, Runners Conditioning, Shin Splint Exercises, Heel Rises, Flexibility Training, Toes, Feet, Legs, Calves, Ankles. Full Body Warm Up, Stability Training, Balance Training, Fitness, Morning Workout, Stretch, Melissa Adylia Calasanz, Personal Trainer
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