Pilates Princess

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Sorry ive been Mia. I fell into a depression. But im back now and things have changed. I have fallen back into a 'weight loss mindset' and I want to get to 110lbs (im 5'3 and petite). Im eating 1500 cals and doing 15k steps. I also do this pilates workout (yes im back to being a pilates princess ) My current weight Attachments 20260212_055023.jpg 83.1 KB · Views: 0

Just got back from Pilates! I had my longest run of the Princess training block yesterday (2.5 hours) and was really feeling it in my legs this morning.

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Am I taking crazy pills? How is Chris going on about his pilates teeny weeny princess type and how Bri fits that type better? Bri and Jess' bodies look identical. They're both healthy and attractive women. The only difference is maybe Bri's a little taller. Not only did he gaslight Jess but now he's gaslighting US. Where does this man get the audacity? Lock him up at once. 😭 submitted by /u/imgonnacashew to r/LoveIsBlindOnNetflix [link] [comments]

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Hi beautiful!🩷 For my graduation assignment (major Creative Business) I'm looking to interview girls who identify themselves as Pilates Princesses!🩰I'm aiming for girls in the Netherlands. If this is you and you would love to help me graduate, please leave a comment 🎀 submitted by /u/hajarrx to r/pinkpilatesprincess [link] [comments]

An updated to my previous post… https://www.reddit.com/r/pilates/s/877UegKSxH A couple months ago, I came to this sub to get an opinion on hot yoga vs Pilates. I wanted to do a two month follow up as to maybe help someone with their decision. A little background, I’m a competitive gymnast turned rock/mountain climber turned gym rat. I’ve always been active and always been in the gym. But as I’ve crossed into my 30s, I’ve started to think more about longevity. Enter hot yoga. I had been doing 3 days in the gym (progressive overload, push/pull/legs split) along with 2 days a week at hot power vinyasa for about 2 years. I was getting kinda board and my joints were starting to ache with lifting heavy. My gym was offering a $100 a month deal with their new reformer Pilates studio so I decided to give it a go and give up my yoga membership. I also switched up my gym split and asked chat gpt to create me an arm and leg day focused on complementing my reformer workouts. In addition to 3 reformer classes a week, I added in 2 days of cardio. So 3 reformer classes, 2 strength days, and 2 cardio days a week. At first, the reformer was kinda weird. As someone who is pretty strong and limber already, I was kinda ???? At the first couple classes. I felt a pretty good core workout but I wasn’t sure if I was going to see a payoff. Now that I’m 25 classes and 2 months in, boy was I wrong! The reformer is a sneaky SOB. The Positives - WOW I didn’t realize how unevenly balanced I was??? I was unknowingly favoring one hip due to a lingering ankle injury and the reformer balanced me out. I notice I stand and walk more evenly now. - My core is SOLID. I did core in my workouts before, but not like this. The reformer made me a lot more conscious of engaging my core all day everyday. - My back feels super strong. I’m on my feet all day with my job and regularly feel my lower back ache due to a natural anterior pelvic tilt. Yoga helped out with this a bit in keeping me limber, but the reformer helped to correct the tilt quite a bit with more strength. Now I don’t get nearly as many lower back aches as I did prior. - Probably due to less weight on my joints from lifting, my joints don’t hurt nearly as bad. - The energy and brain clarity these classes give me is amazing! I would regularly come out of a hard hot yoga class or gym sesh and feel completely drained until I grabbed a snack. Like, a good workout was only good unless I was SWEATING and panting. I only burn about 200-250 calories a class but it’s enough to make me feel more mentally clear yet I still feel the burn when I’m doing the moves correctly. But trying to train my brain to think that I’m still getting a workout even tho I’m not out here sweating profusely and burning 500 calories has been a bit of a mental challenge. - I thought I was going to lose some of my bendiness in Pilates but honestly I haven’t? I think I’ve gotten more bendy? - I’m mad at myself for not taking before and after photos, but I do feel like I have leaned out as my pants are fitting better :) - I don’t feel like I’m stressing out my body!! Lots of heavy days in the gym and power classes can take it out of you. I feel like I’m really starting to listen to my body better. I’ve got less stress breakouts, body aches, and bloating. The Negatives - I miss the play and the sweat that hot yoga offered me. - I also miss the meditative aspect of hot yoga. I’ve had to be intentional about adding it int my life outside of my yoga practice. Anyway. I get the hype, ok. I’ve honestly really enjoyed Pilates and I’ll probably be sticking to it for awhile. I really see how yoga and Pilates really complement each other. I wish I could do both!! Unfortunately there aren’t any studios in my area who offer both for a reasonable price. I think I’m going to get a punch card, however. I miss my 8pm Wednesday yin and the occasional power vinyasa sweat every once in awhile! submitted by /u/doubleblackdoggos to r/pilates [link] [comments]

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