Lateral Cardio | 7 min
Pilates Strength | Core + Upper Body
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7m 8s
Moving laterally, or from side to side, is a great way to open up your hips and get moving differently if you typically bike, run, or even if you sit for much of the day. Work within a comfortable range of motion for your own body, and remember to check in on your breathing through this routine as your blood gets pumping.
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Lateral Legs | 5 min
Lateral, or side to side, exercises can help with both toning and building balance. This routine includes both slow, controlled movements and some fast-paced work at the end for a well-rounded workout that won’t leave you bored. With lower-body exercises like side raises, focus on squeezing your ...
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Inner and Outer Thighs | 8 min
Inner and outer thighs are a common cause of complaint, even among the fittest of the fit. With this rigorous workout, we’ll fire up your legs with moves like pendulum swings from a downward dog position, knee circles from a table top position, and some moves done on your back.
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Side Lying Glutes | 10 min
Keeping your hips healthy and strong means moving your legs through different planes of motion. These side-lying moves will safely help you strengthen your inner and outer thighs one leg at a time. Keep tabs on your form and maintain control, and you’re guaranteed to tax your legs with these exer...
