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Sretch to maintain. Follow the order of the related videos, moving through each stretch very slowly. Breathe. Repeat all individual flow lessons in order 2 times, for a total of 2 sets.

Flowmotion Pelvic tilt

Flowmotion melt

Flowmotion sitting v

Flowmotion sitting pike

Flowmotion reverse bridge

Flowmotion lunge

Finish with foam roller work of your choosing if you like. You will find them listed throughout this section.

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  1. Great one! For some reason I cant get much range of motion in my sitting V. No matter how much i work this area I feel very stiff and cant seem to tilt my hips. Any suggestions. Will it ever improve?

  2. Have you tried closing your V even more? Often if you’ve never worked on tilting it will seem impossible, because it’s such a new movement. You can also stand and work on tilting 😊

  3. I guess I’m going slow enough when my cats decide they have time to curl up underneath me and snooze as I’m going from the ground up and back down again? …

  4. The Flowmotion Lunge mainly, but to be fair it’s either that or them chasing me round the pole so nothing new 😊😂😂

  5. Moving along great with these! I still include my normal cardio (15 minutes on the Bowflex) and my pole dancing practice on certain days and not on rest days. My body feels great after starting this series. 🙂

  6. Ok. This series is changing my life! I’ve been a climber and snowboarder for years but I’ve never paid much attention to my toes or my pelvis; they were just means to an end. Now, I can’t wait to get back on rock, snow and ice because I’ll be paying much more attention to where my body is in space. 💕💕💕