This 20 min Pilates Breathing Exercises & Movement for Beginners will guide you on how to deepen your practice of diaphragmatic lateral breathing. We will focus on moving with your breath and coordinating it into your Pilates movements. We aim to get rid of unnecessary tension, move naturally, and with ease. You will come out of this workout, feeling relaxed and connected to your body. Send lots of positive Pilates vibes Mira. π€ΈββοΈ
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π This video is part of a 30-day Start to Flow Pilates program, try the first 7 days for FREE https://bit.ly/7_Day_Beginner_Program
You are amazing! <3
i was so tired and after your exercises i feel much more better!thanks.
fantastic breathππ
Fantastic breath reminders ! Thanks!!πβ¨ …would have preferred more "quiet time" π
Great thanks Mira π
This was interesting and different. I liked the free-flow movements in the second half! I found the diaphragmatic breathing challenging cuz of how long the breath last! I thought we prioritize lateral breathing, rather than diaphragmatic breathing in Pilates.
Always useful!!! Thank you!!!!
Just love this channel π»π