Hip Lift VS Hip Roll Part 2, Cross Feeding


Aloha Reader,

Upside-Down Pilates

In this weeks episode of Upside-Down Pilates we explore Hip Lift Verses Hip Roll further.

We learn how to incorporate a variety of props and pieces of equipment to help us learn and challenge our understanding of hip lifts and hip rolls.

The arc barrel, foam roller, balance ball, hand weights, as well as the push thru bar, leg springs, arm springs, roll down bar from the Pilates Cadillac are all items that can inspire us for greater strength, flexibility, and endurance!

In this series of videos we explore one exercise at a time. We look at what is each exercise good for. Are there any reason not to do the exercise? We also learn many modifications for each exercise to build strength and endurance slowly over time.



Hip Lift Verses Hip Roll- Part 2- Using Props and Equipment

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If you missed part one check it out here!

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Are you ready to be healthy and thrive? Would you love a personalized hand crafted program to go from sick and in pain to happy and free?

If you are interested in investing in yourself and joining me for Upside-Down Pilates or returning to Upside-Down Pilates personalized programs , please fill out this form to see if we might be a good fit to work together. Do not let distance stop you! I work with clients all over the world via Zoom! No equipment required!​

Upside-Down Nourishment

This week's microbiome definition:

CROSSFEEDING

Cross feeding in our microbiome means that there is metabolic interdependence between species where one species’ metabolic products feed another. For example some species produce lactate as a byproduct of eating fiber then other species eat the lactate and turn it into butyrate. This helps to supports ecosystem stability of our microbiome.

What does that mean for you? You need to eat a variety of fibers and polyphenols in order to support a variety of species who produces many different substrates to feed other bugs in order for you to be healthy!

It also means you need to avoid things that kill off your bugs because once one type of bug is killed it will effect the entire echo system of the environment. Avoid antibiotics, glyphosate, alchohol, stress etc.

If you are interested in building a diverse and resilient microbiome to eliminate you pain and build a long and enjoyable life consider investing in yourself and joining me for Upside-Down Nourishment or returning to Upside-Down Nourishment personalized programs, please fill out this form to see if we might be a good fit to work together.​ Do not let distance stop you! I work with clients all over the world via Zoom!

REMEMBER, self care is health care! If you don't care for yourself you won't be able to care for anyone else.

Have a beautiful day!

Lisa

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