Pilates Legs & Butt Workout with Kathi Ross Nash

Weights for Change

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There’s no need to wait for results when you add ankle weights to the mat—you’ll feel the change in your body immediately! Join Kathryn Ross Nash for an intense leg, bottom and ab sculpting workout with creative twists on the classics throughout. Our thanks to Kathi’s students Jessica Marcussen, Katie Yip and Morganne Frazier. For info on training with Kathi visit: KathiRossNash.com.

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  1. colleenferg7
    colleenferg7 2 months ago

    More of these ankle weight workouts PER FAVORE! I have 3lb weight which for some things were so hard excited to try 1.5 lbs!

  2. mirandabass 10 months ago

    Hi Kathy.
    I have taken my own advice and watched your whole class with the ankle weights. I still love the way you teach with such energy and vim! I was almost sweating just watching it but will absorb it over night and give a whirl tomorrw.
    You look absolutely amazing, a real inspiration to those of us who are not in the first flush of youth and a big round of applause to your students!!

  3. Jymdey 1 year ago

    Kathy, how heavy are the weights used for this session?

    • Alisa Wyatt
      Alisa Wyatt 1 year ago

      Hi Jymdey! I would suggest starting with 1/2 pound weights. I have used up to 1.5 pounds for various workouts and every time I come back to them I am reminded that it’s a good idea to start with less rather than more ;).

      • Jymdey 1 year ago

        @alisa-wyattThanks so much for the advice! Greatly appreciate it! 

  4. ewapilates
    ewapilates 1 year ago

    What accurate words are there to describe what I have just watched …. ? It’s Heaven and it’s Hell; it’s the Sun and The Moon; it’s the Universe and The body in motion; it’s everything that one needs; it’s Pilates; it is HER – Kathy Ross Nash. I salute YOU!

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