Add these magic circle exercises to your next workout for additional core work, spinal mobility and active hamstring strength. 1. Inner thigh lifts X 10 on each side. Great for strengthening the adductors as well as core and shoulder stability. 2. Staggered roll-over with magic circle squeeze X 6 then change legs. Try not to use too much momentum control the eccentric phase to build strength! 3. Roll-up with hamstring stretch X 10 on each leg. For those with a not so mobile QL (🙋🏻‍♀️) this is

“Sculpt & Strengthen with the Magic Circle” This time, we spiced up our upper body workout using the Pilates Ring — also known as the Magic Circle! 💫 It may look simple, but don’t underestimate its power — this compact tool engages the entire body, firing up your arms, shoulders, chest, back, and core all at once. It’s perfect for toning, alignment, and adding that extra burn 🔥 to your sessions. #magiccircle #pilatesring #newworkout #workoutathome #strengthandsculpt | Hitthefloordancestudio

What’s the prop of the day?…the MAGIC CIRCLE! This gem may be small, but it packs a mean punch, and there’s no end to what you can use it for. ✅ Arms ✅ Legs ✅ Core ✅ Stretching Here are 3 exercises you can try today using a magic circle: ✨ Stand, holding the magic circle in front of your chest (hands on the pads) and squeeze in (3x10 10 sec hold) ✨ Sit with the circle between your knees, and use inner thighs to squeeze in (3x10 10 sec hold) ✨ Stand, holding the circle at chest level (squeezing c