Fundamentals of Core Control

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Fundamentals of Core Control

Fundamentals of Core Control

Lauren Stephen Level   Observe & Learn | Teaching Beginners

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Join esteemed Romana’s Pilates Teacher Trainer, Lauren Stephen, as she leads a basic mat with safe, detailed instruction on how to get it right, aimed at building stability and control to support overly flexible joints. Lauren takes you through the basic series once slowly to get the important connections fired up with attention to form. Then you’ll practice the series at tempo with more repetitions to build your core! Filmed at Lauren’s studio Pilates Seattle International in Seattle, WA offering Pilates, Physical Therapy and Romana’s Pilates Teacher Training.

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6 Comments

  1. Loretta Morrison 1 year ago

    Thank you Lauren. Very clear and precise.

  2. Lannette
    Lannette 2 years ago

    This was a wonderful session. I wish that people would realize that taking regular classes isn’t possible for everyone. I searched for Classical Pilates instructors and came up with four. They’re between a 5 and a 6 HOUR round trip drive so even weekly classes aren’t going to happen. My plan is to take class with each instructor in order to see which feels like the best fit. Then I’ll be able to plan a time when I can potentially visit that area for a few days running and take class daily during that time.

    In the meantime this website has been very helpful. I’ll also share that I took Pilates classes when I was a dancer and so am not totally uninitiated.

    • Brenda Ameli 2 years ago

      Lannette!
      Hi, it’s brenda (from the callanetics site)…how fun to see you here! I love taking classes on Pilates-ology! 🙂

      • Lannette
        Lannette 2 years ago

        Hi Brenda! Great to see you here! I love the classes on this site.

  3. aubergine22 6 years ago

    I really appreciate your verbal and tactile cues. Super useful–especially going through the progressions as the center becomes stronger. Thank you!

  4. ladyjane 6 years ago

    Some great information Lauren,Thank you,

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