Abs Are Meant to Be
Full Body Like a Backroad
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2m 42s
This pilates inspired core activation will leave you shaking by the end of the song. But don't worry, it's a quick song and the transitions come sooner than you think they will. Your goal here is to build up your core strength and remove the strain from your neck. For level one, keep your legs bent when pulsing through the Pilates 100. For level two, your goal is to work up to a boat position during the Pilates 100 for advanced core activation. Instinctually, you will want to speed up on your bicycle crunches. However, we are focusing on slow, controlled movements. So do your best to match the music and resist the urge to speed up. When you're propelling yourself up during sit ups, make sure your feet stay firmly on the ground so that your upper body is doing all the work. Now baby, lay on back and relax.
Song: Meant To Be
Artist: Bebe Rexha, Florida Georgia Line
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