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Core conditioning Pilates calendar

Core conditioning calendar

Month-long progressive Calendar focusing on our core and abdominals

New for Spring 2023, our latest month-long programme works the key muscle groups that are the foundation of strength and stability.

This calendar begins with classes that offer more gentle options before progressing to more challenging exercises and movements. Each class will have range of options to make them as suitable as possible. But please remember to go to a level you feel comfortable with.

As with previous calendars, we’ll work our way through 3 classes every week – made up of brand new and existing workouts. I hope you like it 🙂

Downloadable checklist

Help keep track of classes completed with this downloadable checklist.


Week 1

engage and strengthen core pilates


Engage and strengthen core Pilates

NEW CLASS. Mat-based class focused on exercises to engage and strengthen our core, abdominal and glute muscles.

Easier, 38 minutes.

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Simple hip strength and mobility

Mat-based class focusing on gently mobilising and strengthening the hip region.

Easier, 31 minutes.

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Abs and core standing and mat work


Abs and core – standing and mat work

Abs and core core workout with a variety of movements and stretches.

Easier, 30 minutes.

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Week 2

abs and glutes energiser


Abs and glutes energiser

NEW CLASS. Mat-based class focused on building strength into our core, abdominal and glute muscles.

Moderate, 36 minutes.

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Pilates strength ad control


Pilates strength and control

Class to challenge our strength and control of movements.

Moderate, 37 minutes.

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Get moving Pilates


Get moving Pilates routine

Get up and at ’em with this all-over routine.

Moderate, 39 minutes.

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Week 3

core and glutes Pilates workout


Core and glutes Pilates workout

NEW CLASS. Class working to strengthen our core, abdominals and glute muscles.

Moderate, 37 minutes.

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hip and core strengthening pilates workout


Hip and core strengthening

Mat-based class focused on building strength and mobility around the hip region.

Moderate, 38 minutes.

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Pilates core and abdominals


Pilates core and abdominals

Class focusing on strengthening through our abdominal and core muscles with some tough exercise sequences.

Tough, 20 minutes.

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Week 4

Abs and glutes strengthening


Abs and glutes strengthening

NEW CLASS. Challenging class focused on strengthening our core, glute and abdominal muscles.

Tough, 43 minutes.

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ultimate core control


Ultimate toning Pilates workout

This class is all about toning – focusing on our core, glutes and abs.

Tough, 32 minutes.

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Full body strength and conditioning


Full body strength and conditioning

Challenging Pilates workout focused on working on strength and conditioning throughout the body.

Tough, 35 minutes.

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6 COMMENTS
  • Sue
    Reply

    Loving your classes. Thank you so much. Your checklist is really helpful to keep me on track. Just think you are brilliant. Will be sending another donation shortly.

  • ΕΥΑΓΓΕΛΙΑ
    Reply

    Perfect. Thank you!

  • Sue
    Reply

    Really enjoyed the month long challenges. Bit late to the last week of exercises due to an injury. Stuck to some of the easier classes to keep the momentum going. Good mixture of exercises and the different lengths of classes made it easier to squeeze some in, when time was tight, Thank you so much for continuing to do the classes. I wouldn’t have the opportunity to do so much Pilates without this option.

    1. Vicky
      Reply

      You are most welcome Sue. Thank you for continuing to follow them!!!

  • Joanne
    Reply

    Hi is it best to do just 3 pilates classes a week ? Will i benefit from just doing 3 a week ?

    1. Vicky
      Reply

      Yes you would certainly benefit from doing 3 classes a week and is often a good aim to achieve, but as with any exercises the more you do then the more benefit you might feel. Vicky 🙂

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