Here is Anne (and Ashley the dog) demonstrating Warrior II, one of our March Five Exercises.
For a detailed description of the five click here.
Try holding your lunge for one minute, keeping shoulders relaxed.
Here is Anne (and Ashley the dog) demonstrating Warrior II, one of our March Five Exercises.
For a detailed description of the five click here.
Try holding your lunge for one minute, keeping shoulders relaxed.
Do you (or does someone you love) suffer from bunions, hammer toes, plantar fasciitis, high or low arches, or general foot pain?
Join Anne for her “Healthy Feet For Athletes” Workshop Thursday March 21st and learn her signature foot realignment routine that will keep your feet pain free.
You work to improve the rest of your body, why ignore your feet? Learn simple strength and flexibility exercises that train the muscles in your feet and ankles to be strong, aligned and flexible. What can you do to treat your feet at home? We discuss healthy shoe options, hydrotherapy, and self massage.
This workshop will sell out! Preregister here. Questions? Call Anne (503) 705-4762
I love this salad for it’s simplicity and delicious spicy, tangy flavor. Try it and let me know what you think.
Ingredients:
The easiest way I have found to make salad dressing is to put all my ingredients in a jar with a lid and shake it. So do that (mustard, garlic, lemon, oil, salt and pepper). Ok now taste it to make sure it is the right amount of delicious. Toss your dressing with your greens, top with the hazelnuts and dinner is served!
Here Kate demonstrates the Pilates Bridge – one of the February Five exercises. This move strengthens and stretches your spine, lubricating your joints.
This is a little different than a yoga bridge in that your goal is stretching your spine, not hip height. Although you can’t tell this from a still photo she is exhaling to bridge up and inhaling to lower back down, moving continuously.
Try this at home. Start by activating your pelvic floor, feet, and hamstrings. How relaxed you can keep your neck and shoulders while moving your spine?