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Mom Pooch and Wall Pilates: Because Who Needs a Six-Pack When You Can Have a Flat Tummy?


Wall Pilates for Mom Pooch

Alright, my fellow wellness warriors, gather 'round because we're about to spill the tea on a secret weapon against the infamous mom pooch: Wall Pilates. Who knew that a flat tummy could be just a wall away? Move over, six-packs—today, we're all about that flat-tummy life, and we're getting there with a healthy dose of laughter and a sprinkle of wall magic.


What's Wall Pilates, Anyway?


So, you've mastered the art of yoga, and your downward dog is basically a work of art. Now, let's take that zen vibe to a whole new level with Wall Pilates. It's like your typical Pilates routine, but with a cheeky twist – you guessed it, the wall. No need for fancy equipment. All you need is a wall, a bit of determination, and a willingness to laugh at yourself. It's a fitness revolution – and by revolution, we mean a hilarious journey to a flatter tummy.


Flatten the Mom Pooch and Keep Your Sense of Humor:

Now, let's get down to business – or rather, down to the floor against the wall. Here are the three best Wall Pilates moves that'll have you saying goodbye to the mom pooch and hello to a flat tummy.

  1. Wall Plank Shenanigans: Get into a plank position, but instead of fighting gravity on the floor, place your hands on the wall. Imagine you're Spider-Man, but without the spandex. Hold that position, engage your core, and feel the burn. It's like a regular plank but with a view – and maybe a few awkward glances from your cat.

  2. Wall Leg Lifts – The Lazy Way: Lie down on your back, scoot your booty close to the wall, and extend your legs up. Use the wall for support as you lower and lift your legs. This move is like the lazy person's version of leg lifts – because who has time for that intense burn when Netflix is calling? It's all about multitasking, folks.

  3. Wall Sit with a Twist: Find a nice, empty wall space, sit down as if you're in a chair, and hold that pose. To spice things up, add a twist by bringing your knee to your chest. It's like doing the twist at a dance party, but with a side of ab engagement. Bonus points if you can do it to your favorite '90s dance anthem.

  4. (My favorite) Wall "but ups?" - I wasn't sure what else to call this one but it is so effective for the lower core. Start on hands and knees and scoot back towards the wall with your backside facing the wall. Align your knees against the wall but on the floor and your feet are up resting against the wall via the tops of your feet. Toes together, knees further than hip distance apart. Support your weight on your elbows and lower your hips to the floor, then raise your butt back to the wall. Do this as many times as you can it is so good for the lower abs and pelvic floor.

  5. Wall crunches - These target more of the upper abs. Lay on the mat and scoot your but up next to the wall. The bottoms of your feet are on the wall and your knees should be bent at 90 degrees. Do a sit up and try to touch the wall with your fingertips. Pull the belly button into the spine as you crunch up.

Why Wall Pilates, You Ask?


Well, besides the fact that it's a surefire way to flatten the mom pooch, Wall Pilates adds a touch of playfulness to your wellness routine. It's the kind of workout that makes you giggle, sweat, and wonder if your abs will ever forgive you. And the best part? You can do it at home, in your pajamas, with no judgment except maybe from your cat, who's now thoroughly confused by your acrobatic antics.


In Conclusion – Laugh Your Way to a Flat Tummy:


So, there you have it, wellness enthusiasts – Wall Pilates, the not-so-secret weapon against the mom pooch. It's time to embrace the wall, giggle your way to fitness, and revel in the glory of a flatter tummy. Who needs a six-pack when you can have a laugh-packed wellness routine? Now, grab that wall and get ready to say "buh-bye" to the mom pooch, because laughter is the best medicine – and Wall Pilates is the prescription you didn't know you needed.

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