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Body Basics - A Pilates Newsletter - Breathing For Exercise
BODY WITH SOUL INC.
December, 2005
Welcome to the first edition of our newsletter.
Here's the hot Body Basic for this issue :
BREATHING FOR EXERCISE
Here's the way to breathe to get maximum oxygen into those lungs
and get the best benefit from those muscles that need oxygen to
work at maximum efficiency.
Breathe in through your nose and out through your mouth.
Breathing in through the mouth generally results in a shallow
breath. Nose breathing brings a slow but deep inhalation of
breath. Then you let it out through the mouth.
Now place your hands comfortably around the sides of the ribs,
breathe in through the nose and feel those ribs expand sideways
and into your back- the ribs will feel like they are pulling
away from the spine. Let the air out through your mouth and let
the ribs drop down.
Two things not to do. Don't expand your abdominals to get air in
and don't breathe up into the front of your ribs. This restricts
the windpipe. Expanding your abdominals is counter productive to
flat strong tummy and deep abdominal workout.
Practise your breathing 3 times. In the morning is good.
Ways to practise: Sitting on your heels head on the floor. Put a
cushion between your heels and butt if needed. This way you have
to breathe into the side and back and it restricts frontal
breathing.
Sit or stand to practise your breathing.
Lie down , head on pillow and knees up.
By the way expanding the ribs away from the spine also gives the
spine a stretch, vertebra to vertebra. Let me know how you get
on with this.
So that we can provide you with a newsletter you like, we want
to know what you think.
1) Which name do you like the best? Body Basics Body With Soul
or suggest another name.
2) What would a good newsletter be like?.
3) What would you like to read about in a newsletter on Pilates
and exercise?
4) What would you like to get out of reading it?
E-mail or send me the answers. If you would prefer not to
receive a newsletter let me know.
Finally here is some success from my Pilates clients.
Client: I don't want to give up my Pilates classes. When I
leave them I feel invigorated. My other workout class doesn't do
that.
Client: This is so good for me. It makes it easier to get
through it (referring to a heavy work load)
Client: From foot work done I have noticed my bunion is getting
less.
Client: I sit at a desk and computer for long hours and it helps
my spine stay in good shape to do this.
Yours Louise Forscher
About the author:
Louise Forscher is a native of New Zealand trained in London as
a certified dance instructor and is certified in Long Beach
Dance Conditioning in Southern California as a Pilates
Instructor. She has also been an educator for about 15 years.
Louise Forscher 8601 International Ave #273 Canoga Park. Ca
91304 Phone: 818 775 9548 Cell: 818 599 0901
LouiseForscher@sbcglobal.net Website:
pilates-exercise-and-equipment.com
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