Pilates' Return to Life Through ContrologyPresentation Dynamics, 1998 - 93 עמודים First published in 1945, this new printing of the first major publication by Joseph H. Pilates and William J. Miller details the exercises, poses, and instructions fundamental to the matwork developed by Joseph and Clara Pilates. Based on his concepts of a balanced body and mind and drawn from the approach espoused by the early Greeks, these are the exercises that currently sustain a world-wide revolution in fitness strategies and exercise techniques. Readers will learn the original 34 exercises that Pilates taught to his students, many of whom have become exercise gurus in their own right. These carefully designed exercises are the result of decades of scientific study, experimentation and research into the variety of physical ills that upset the balance of body and mind. In this book, readers will learn the exercises that Joseph Pilates recommended to accompany the basic advice regarding posture, body mechanics, correct breathing, spinal flexibility, and physical education. |
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Abdomen drawn Arms stretched Back locked Begin inhaling slowly Bend head forward bloodstream CAUTIONS Pose Chin touches chest Contrology exercises elbows EXHALE EXHALE QUICKLY fatigue firmly against chest flat on mat floor f foregoing exercise five foregoing exercise six foregoing exercise three forward and downward Grasp hands high as possible hips INHALE SLOWLY Pose Joseph Pilates Keep arms Keep body rigid Keep head left leg forward leg in completing legs upward Lie flat line with body lungs mat or floor mental mind Move legs movements muscles palms physical fitness Pose 3 Pose Pose 4 NOTE position illustrated Pose position Repeat pressed firmly Raise legs Repeat the foregoing resting on mat result Return to Pose right angle position right arm rolling shoulder blades lock spine straight backward straight line Stretch legs close Stretch toes pointed Swing Take position illustrated Thrust chest touching body Twist body unroll upward and backward vertebra