STOTT PILATES: Prenatal Pilates on the Mat
Minimize discomfort and increase strength during pregnancy with the Prenatal Pilates on the Mat workout! The versatility of Pilates makes it a great and effective workout during pregnancy. Master Instructor Trainer PJ O Clair will help you maintain strong abdominal, back, and pelvic floor muscles to assist in a more comfortable pregnancy and delivery. This workout will help keep you strong and your energy levels high, while enhancing your muscle tone and maintaining a healthy body weight.
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List Price: $ 14.95
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Review by atypical me for STOTT PILATES: Prenatal Pilates on the Mat
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Pilates works the perfect muscle groups for labor and post-natal health, especially if you pair it with your Kegels. I used to be certified to teach Pilates, and have learned Stott is known for staying mostly true to the technique Joseph Pilates intended. Some of the other more popular Pilates DVDs do not take the time to teach correct fundamentals, which are CRITICAL to receiving the full benefits of the exercises. I recommend this DVD over several others, especially for those not certified in a fitness/athletics field.
The program in this video also adheres to my OB’s guidelines such as never lying on my back, and always using the correct muscles to support my abdomen in certain positions. I started doing this video at about 28 weeks after being only moderately active my whole second trimester, and I’m doing fine with it. I don’t do it every day, but I could with no issues.
When you try Pilates, take it slowly. Even though you may not feel it immediately, you will work your muscles MORE this way. This video allows you to do just that.
Review by pea in the pod for STOTT PILATES: Prenatal Pilates on the Mat
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STOTT PILATES: Prenatal Pilates on the Mat
This video is nice for women of all pilates abilities. I find the excercises and stretches very helpful. The one drawback I’ve found is that the workout is 30 minutes long. If you have the time (and energy), it’s worth it. Also, there is a lot of intoduction material that gets old after awhile. So, I’m finding myself in the market for a new workout video with a little more flexibility timewise, as well as for when I just don’t feel like doing an entire 30 minute workout. I will keep using this one for when I feel the urge to do a full blown workout.
Review by Michael C. Lee for STOTT PILATES: Prenatal Pilates on the Mat
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I was really expecting a good workout after reading some of the reviews but this is not much of a workout at all.
Review by MOMO for STOTT PILATES: Prenatal Pilates on the Mat
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This dvd is just ok for me, I prefer the instructor to be pregnant. Its a bit boring, and for some reason after I finish it, my back hurts, which I have never had happen to me with the 10min prenatal pilates dvd. My opinion is to get the 10min solutions and skip this one which costs more