Spring Into Action Reformer

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Spring Into Action Reformer

Spring Into Action Reformer

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Join Tiziana for a flowing Intermediate workout that will have you working the springs instead of the springs working you. Using Romana’s order of the work with clean, quick transitions and dynamic cues, you’ll know exactly where your Powerhouse is 5 minutes into the class and you won’t have a moment to forget until it’s over! There’s no pausing for explanation here, Tiziana feeds all of her corrections and the goals of the exercises into the workout so the learning happens while you're moving. Pay attention to how you feel at the beginning of this workout and again at the end, you’ll notice your body has returned to life the way Joe intended. She finishes with Side and Front Splits to strengthen and open the hips and leave you with an uplifted standing posture. Filmed at Pilates Andrea in Solana Beach, CA.

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5 Comments

  1. Chazknight86 4 months ago

    I’m preparing for my assessment! Thank you for the highly informative video.

  2. pjennings 4 years ago

    Love this video! I am an apprentice and need to “pick up the pace” with transitions while teaching intermediate reformer. You are a great example to follow, Tiziana. Thank you and Andrea!

  3. CyndiMo
    CyndiMo 5 years ago

    fabulous, thank you! A quick 1/2 hour before dinner <3

  4. Tiziana Trovati
    Tiziana Trovati 6 years ago

    Thank you Tasha! Let us know if you have any request as for other kind of videos… We’ll be happy to accommodate 🙂
    Tiziana

  5. Tasha 6 years ago

    I was teaching today and felt like my usual cues were not doing the job in my intermediate Reformer class. After sifting through some videos I came across Tiziana’s. What a great instructional review! It is so nice (as a classically trained Instructor) to be able to follow a video, pick up some great ideas for cues and alignment and not have to sift through exercises I have never seen before!

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