Balance + Control [All Levels]
All Levels
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8m 32s
This workout focuses on balance + control, two critical aspects of navigating the competition & show stage. We employ a flowing set of exercises designed to help you stabilize and isolate movement, including a challenging series of moves we like to call "Celticore clicks". Enjoy your workout!
Level: All Levels
What You Need: Mat
Exercise Credit: Fuse Pilates, Classical Pilates
*Injury Prevention Disclaimer: Do not participate if you have any back, neck, knee or hip injury, or other serious medical concern. Always listen to your body and discontinue should you feel any pain or discomfort. All content in this video is of a recreational nature and is not intended to replace the advice of a medical professional. By watching and participating, you agree that Celticore Online Studio and/or Celticore instructors can not be held liable for any injury which could occur. You should always consult a physician prior to beginning any fitness regimen.*
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