Name: Playbook - Niki SugarySixpack - W34/D3 Foundations
Uploaded: 2024-03-28T18:05:10.651Z
Duration: 25 min
Description: W34/D3 Foundations

Diana Buia

Core breathing
Side plank lift right/left
Mermaid right/left
modified bird dog right/left
cat cow
Side to side pelvic tilt
Banded press out
Adductor taps
x2
Supported deep squat
Relaxed belly breathing
x2

-Connect to deep core (pulling together and lifting the pelvic floor into a wrapping of the transverse abs) with each exhale
-Release and relax deep core connection (think gentle length of pelvic floor/transverse abs) with each inhale
-See core breathing tutorial in Core Function section

PN- Core breathing on back

-Hips lift to create a line from knees to head with hips, ribs and head in line at top
-Keep length through the body
-Avoid hips, ribs or waist sinking towards the floor
-Deep core engages with breath through the movement to stabilize

PN-Side plank lift right & left

-Reach up to feel light stretch through the front body from hip flexor to chest
-Avoid over arching low back. Visualize the ribs and hips lightly connected by a string
-Use glute of front leg to press off floor
-Adjust leg position slightly for comfort
-Core works with gently breath throughout movement

PN- Mermaid right & left

-Connect to deep core before movement
-Deep core should stabilize and prevent torso from wobbling
-Imagine a bowl of water on your back that you don’t want to spill
-You should feel the ore working to stabilize and prevent torso movement
-Slow and controlled, focusing on the core
-See core hold/core breathing tutorial
-Hips, ribs and head stacked and a light length through the torso for good alignment

PN- Modified bird dog

-Connect to deep core before movement
-Deep core should stabilize and prevent torso from wobbling
-Imagine a bowl of water on your back that you don’t want to spill
-You should feel the ore working to stabilize and prevent torso movement
-Slow and controlled, focusing on the core
-See core hold tutorial
-Hips, ribs and head stacked and a light length through the torso for good alignment

PN-Banded opposites

-Keep majority of motion in the thoracic spine, not dumping into low back
-Exhale to arch (cat), inhale to cow
-Slow, controlled and intentional
-Don’t push range of motion to discomfort

PN- Cat cow

-Keep all movement coming from pelvis, not knees
-Core works gently with breath through movement

PN- Side to side pelvic tilt

-Keep a light length through body with good alignment by keeping hips, ribs and head stacked in line and chin tucked
-Avoid rib fare when arms are overhead
-Start with arms close to shoulder width apart and press the band out with control as you raise your arms from bottom to top. Press out 4-5 times from top to bottom 
-Core works with breath throughout movement (see core breathing tutorial)

Banded press out

-Engage deep core to drive movement
-Squeeze ball as you lift
-Small range of motion here, focus on getting the deep core and inner thighs firing

PN- Adductor taps

Foundations

Focus on breathing into, relaxing and gently lengthening the pelvic floor with each inhale as prep for birth!

-Focus on the breath in relaxing the pelvic floor and transverse abs
-Deep breaths in to really feel the slight expansion all around your torso and relaxing of the deep core
-Focus on feeling the length of the pelvic floor
-Exhale naturally, no intentional engagement
-Sit on something low like a stool step or yoga block

PN- Supported deep squat

-Focus on the breath in relaxing the pelvic floor and transverse abs
-Deep breaths in to really feel the slight expansion all around your torso and relaxing of the deep core
-Focus on feeling the length of the pelvic floor
-Exhale naturally, no intentional engagement
-Lean on something so that your body is in an inclined position. This puts the pelvic floor in a ‘lengthened’ position
- Still not trying to over expand belly, just intentionally letting it go. Also good for growth spurts

PN- Relaxed belly breathing

Foundations pelvic floor lengthening

W34/D3 Foundations

Prenatal Core Learning *IMPORTANT*

Ooofff…legs at 28 weeks is no joke with this amount of reps. Nice burn!

Katie

Alexandra

There’s no slowing down for trimester 3, I see! This might have been the toughest lower body workout of the program (that I remember), but it was awesome! Love the new stretches post-workout too.

Stephanie

W28/D1 Lower body

Such a great upper body workout. Really felt the burn 🔥

Hanna

Elaina Murphy

W28/D2 Upper body

Improve the app, it always said 45min but the workouts are much shorter

Marja

W28/D3 Foundations

I loved the variety! This is the first workout on the app that I have done and I worked up a good sweat :)

Maddy Tonstad

Anamaria

W28/D4 Total body

How do people finish these lightly weighted workouts in 30-35 min? Lol I never have 43 minutes this time. Good workout though!

Quick and sweaty, really effective! Love the style of your workouts! 😊

Judit

Such a great workout! I wish you could save the ones you like so you can come back to them when you want a little extra workout!

Abbie

W28/D5 Lightly weighted intervals

W28/D6 Total body

Such a good lower body workout. I stuck to keeping to band on instead of weights today and it was still such a good lower body burner. 🔥 🍑 30 weeks 🤰

Too many squats in one workout, i love circuits but you could incorporate other exercises than squats so we Spice it up a bit, and we dont get so much fatigue in the same muscle.

Nélida

W29/D1 Lower body

Had no idea what the triple curl was so I did my best there LOL Other than that, awesome workout again!

Loved this upper body workout! My biceps were talking to me at the end! 😀💪🏻

W34/D3 Foundations

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