Master pilates instructor Jennifer Mongeluzo tells you how to build a better six-pack with this 15-minute pilates routine.
Do you have a gut or a tight, lean midsection? As a master Pilates instructor for 10 years, I can comfortably say that I know what’s best when it comes to your core. Strength, stamina, and posture are the keys to solid abs. On the following slides, you’ll find five quick and easy Pilates exercises you can do anywhere— even in front of the TV while you watch ESPN highlights. Each exercise will hit the major core muscles: transverse abdominis, internal and external obliques, serratus anterior, latissimus dorsi, spinal erectors, and, of course, the rectus abdominis.
More Tips: All exercises (minus the warmup) are shown with five-pound dumbbells. this can be modified with lighter weight or no weights for beginners. If you have lower-back issues, don’t
extend your legs; keep the knees bent. If you have neck issues, leave your head down
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