The Pilates Hundred
The Pilates Hundred is a classic exercise designed to:
- strengthen the abdominals
- improve core stabilization
- increase breath control
- boost oxygen flow and circulations
- warm up the body
In today’s video I’ll walk you through it, provide modifications and help you get the most out of the exercise.
Enjoy!
xo,
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22 thoughts on “The Pilates Hundred”
I love learning the proper way to do these exercises and modification if needed!
Thanks Robbin
My pleasure! Thanks for joining the fun!
I think your teaching style is vary inspirational – and our marketing ideas are great too!
Thank you Robin, I always look forward to what you are doing next!
Diane
Thank you Diane! 🙂
Thankyou for being such a conscious ,conscientious and caring teacher. It makes the world of difference…warmly,your greatful student…Annemiek
Thank you for being here Annemiek! 🙂
I love the idea of these little videos – thank you, Robin!! The Hundred is definitely my bugaboo. I’d much rather do the rollup! 🙂 I have to keep my head and neck down because of a neck injury, but I find it still hurts my neck to do this. Any thoughts?
Yes! Try folding a small towel and placing it under your head. That should feel better. I hope it helps!
Excellent! Thank you!
Its great to do these short workouts.Thanks Robyn
Thanks for joining the fun Sheila! xoxo
Its great to do these short workouts.Thanks Robyn
The modifications are very useful to me
Great instruction! Love this idea Robin! Is there a way to get email notifications when new blog posts go up?
Hi Jane! I send emails every Thursday with links to my blog posts. 🙂 If you’re not on our email list yet, you can do so by signing up on the home page for 3 free workouts! xoxo
Hi robin!
When you extend your legs in hundred does your back fall out of neutral automatically by lengthening legs?
Not necessarily. It is possible to maintain neutral with extended legs – but I recommend keeping a flat back because you have to be pretty strong and stable to maintain neutral without strain. 🙂
Done! Thank you Robin❤
Most certainly got the blood flowing Robin ??♥️??♀️
The kind of Love ❤️ you need to get stronger but at about 60 my neck starts to hurt too!
Thank you for the video. I leaned and also understood the purpose of it as I could not figure out the benefit.
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So glad you found this helpful, Gabriela! ?
This was helpful to fine tune.. Thanks, Robin!