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A: So the question comes up a lot, what is Pilates. Pilates is a systemized form of exercise that was originated by Joe Pilates. Joseph Pilates came from Germany and landed in New York City in the early 1920’s. The exercises focus on core strengthening which is your abdominals and your back. A lot of people think that it’s just for dancers. In New York City it started out with a lot of dancers taking it because it helped them in their performance. It helped them be better at whatever they were doing. But now, as time has gone along, more people in just regular life have started to take Pilates because they can feel how it changes their body..
B: Absolutely, and with that, with the core strength, I mean, in our work these days or even in the athletics or other activities we may do you have to have a strong abdominal core. Our posture no longer, you know, sitting at a desk. Like we are naturally, now, today, pretty weak in our core and Pilates has sort of been the magic cure. Although it’s not really magic. It’s like a lot of hard work. I know Pilates can be very intimidating to someone who hasn’t done it before, but, really, a lot of it you have done before. I mean if you have taken an exercise class, if you have taken a dance class, if you’ve even watched TV you’ve seen Pilates. So it is accomplishable by everybody. It’s a sequential, safe way of moving through exercises. It’s very supportive of your joints. It promotes long, lean musculature that is true to your body and your form which provides a great foundation. Even if you want to bulk up and be a bodybuilder you start with that core musculature to be the very best of who you are from the core..
C: And Pilates works in systems, so a lot of people ask, “What’s the one exercise I should do in the Pilates system that would make me long and lean and tone?” The real answer to that is that you have to do all of the exercises. It doesn’t work like regular bicep curls at the gym. You have to do from the hundred all the way through front support, and that’s how you’ll see the results..
A: And it’s a lot of flexion and extension, and rotation. And the whole system has a formula to take you through one exercise to prepare you for the next exercise. It’s a full body workout, head to toe, fingers to the top of your head. Pilates can be done on equipment which is special apparatus that Joe Pilates invented himself. And it can also be done just with the mat just like you would go into, say, a group yoga class and you put the mat down on the floor and you work with your own body weight. So you could either do Pilates on the apparatus which works with springs and tension and resistance, or you can work on the mat with just your own body weight. And people sometimes ask, what’s the difference, and which one you like better. It’s kind of a person by person basis. Some people like mat work better. Some people like working on the apparatus better. And the difference is just the spring tension..
C: And mat Pilates is actually, for many people, the most challenging, because you have to have correct form and you’re using your own body weight. On the equipment you’re placed in proper alignment. And on the mat you’re responsible for your own posture and positions you’re placing your body in, so it’s very challenging.

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So, our first official exercise in the classical Pilates series is called The Hundred. What The Hundred means is that you do ten sets of ten repetitions of breath. So, you’ll inhale for five counts. You’ll exhale for five counts. That’s one set and you’ll do that ten times. Therefore, that’s a hundred. And the hundred is for your circulation. It’s for some vigor, some pep now that you’re focused after your warm ups. You’re ready to move. All right. So, bend your knees towards your chest here Madeline. Curl up your head, neck and shoulders like your pilates curl, and hover your hands up just about the height of your abdominal wall. Now, extend your legs long to 45 degrees in pilates stance. Pilates stance is when the heels are together and the toes are apart. The legs are externally rotated. Now, begin to vigorously pump your arms up and down. There we go. Now, inhale. 2, 3, 4, 5. Exhale. 2, 3, 4, 5. Breathe in through the nose. Then exhale out through the mouth. And keep going. Inhale. 2, 3, 4, 5. Exhale. 2, 3, 4, 5. 40, and exhale 2, 3, 4, 5. 50, you’re halfway there. Now, if by this point you’re getting a little tired. It’s okay if you bend your knees a little bit. If you feel like you’re sacrificing your scoop, please bring the knees closer to your chest. Two more here Madeline. Last time, breathe in. Breathe out. 2, 3, 4, 5. Now, hold it. Try to have the discipline to hold it. Then bring your knees towards your chest. Lower your head, neck and shoulders to the mat. And just lower your feet back down to the mat. And that’s The Hundred.

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So I’m going to demonstrate how to do the Pilates 100 for you. So you’re going to get into a position on your back. You’re going to bend your knees at 90 degrees. You’re going to engage your core, lift your arms. You’re going to inhale, tuck your chin under as if you had a tennis ball under your chin and you’re trying to squeeze it there..
And all I want you to do is pulse. You’re going to inhale for 5 breathes and exhale for 5. Inhale for 5, exhale for 5. So your inhalations and your exhalations are 5 seconds each and you’re making sure that your abdominals are staying engaged the whole time. If you have lower back issues just keep your feet flat. Do the same thing: lift from your sternum, tuck your chin under, inhale for 5, and then exhale for 5. One hundred times. And that’s how you do the Pilates 100.

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