Ballet Body Workout with Jennifer Galardi

USD 14.99

Description

If you've always desired the sleek toned muscles of ballet dancers, this workout is for you! Ballet Body is an elegant, flowing workout that blends muscle strengthening with muscle stretching to create a true dancer’s body. Jennifer’s non-technical cuing focuses on alignment and technique; she makes it doable, effective, and fun. Each of the three standing segments has a specific emphasis: legs, core, and balance. They often combine tough legs and buttocks exercises with soft arm motions (e.g., back-and-forth plies with fifth position arms). The floorwork section includes Pilates and floor barre work (barre work done on the floor). It all ends with a very soothing dance stretch. Each segment delivers maximum benefits to ensure you'll see results whether you pick one or all routines. Choose from: Warm Up, Strength, Balance, Floor Barre, or Stretch or put all of them together for an hour-long intense toning and stretch session! Requires 1 to 5 lb. dumbbells. Choose from: Warm Up: Not your average warm up, this traditional dance conditioning sequence delivers a great workout, even when done on its own! Strength: This segment focuses on developing strong, lean muscles, without the bulk. Light hand weights are optional, but you’ll see results with or without the extra challenge. Balance: A standing series of exercises that incorporate balance to target every muscle in your body. The results? A tight, toned, midsection, a lifted backside, and improved posture and ‘presence’ so you’ll stand tall, slim, and graceful. Floor Barre: This segment takes it to the floor, working your muscles from a different position for enhanced results. It combines ballet moves, Pilates exercises and yoga inspired postures to tone every inch of your body – even your toughest problem areas! Stretch: A perfect combination to any workout, this extended stretch session will elongate the muscles, enhance your flexibility, and calm your mind. Perfect after any workout. *Re-released. Original release date: 10/2009 Having trouble with the preview ? Try viewing the clip on YouTube - click here