Workout 2 is a moderate pilates workout led by Lianna Brice on StarFit. It contains 9 exercises and lasts 26 minutes, targeting shoulders, upper_back, neck, chest, core, pelvic_floor, spine, ribs, full_body, hamstrings, obliques.
Workout 2
Welcome to the Pilates Burn Program. The main benefits to this type of workout are leaner muscles and longer muscles. Our main focus is quads, hamstrings, glutes, and of course abdominals. And then just to make sure we've balanced out the body, there will be some arms and as well some back workout. What you should feel at the end is longer and stronger, and you should build a beautiful, long, lean muscle and body from our workout. Our program is gonna be mostly unneeded with any kind of equipment. There is one where we use a ball, but it's not absolutely necessary. So you can do this with or without. The level ranges between sort of a medium to an advanced, but feel free to join as a beginner. There are plenty of options throughout the program, and you can stop and take breaks as needed.
Workout Details
Duration
25:12
Energy Level
moderate
Exercises
9
Category
Pilates
Target Areas
What's Inside
9 exercises · 25 min
Lianna Brice
Form-Focused
Exercises in This Workout
- 1Scapular Glides33slowshouldersupper back
- 2Neck Nods11slowneck
- 3Arm Openings14slowshoulderschest
- 4Pelvic Tilts27slowcorepelvic floor
- 5Rib Cage Breathing26slowcoreribs
- 6Rest12slowfull body
- 7Roll Ups2 minmediumcorespine
- 8C-Curve Hold21smediumcore
- 9C-Curve Oblique Twists2 minmediumcoreobliques
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long is Workout 2?
This workout is 26 minutes long and includes 9 exercises. It is a moderate intensity Pilates workout led by Lianna Brice.
What body parts does this workout target?
This workout targets shoulders, upper back, neck, chest, core, pelvic floor.
Do I need equipment for this workout?
No equipment needed. This is a bodyweight workout you can do at home.
Is this workout suitable for beginners?
Yes, this moderate workout is accessible for beginners. The trainer provides form cues and modifications throughout.