Namrata Purohit, a Pilates instructor known for coaching Bollywood celebrities such as Sara Ali Khan, Janhvi Kapoor, Khushi Kapoor, and Sonakshi Sinha, among others, disclosed a short video of herself exhibiting a fun fitness routine using the Pilates reformer and a ball. Namrata Purohit can be seen in the video balancing her body on the Pilates reformer while holding a ball between her ankles. Later in the video, she can be seen exercising her legs by moving the ball while slowly moving the reformer forward and backwards with controlled motion.
Pilates is a fitness exercise routine that employs a precise range of motion. It is a strenuous routine that aids in the lengthening and strengthening of a variety of muscles throughout the body. It also aids in the development of flexibility and the identification of a central point in the body to control weight through balanced movements. Pilates exercises primarily target the abdominal muscles, lower back, hips, and buttocks. It also aids in the improvement of muscular control of the back and limbs, thereby balancing muscular strength on both sides of the body.
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She also authored the health benefits of combining fun and fitness through this routine in the video. She stated that the routine is beneficial for working out the core muscles and hip flexors. “Fire up the core, hip flexors, and everything else with these fun reformer and ball exercises!” “Love,” she captioned her photo.
Namrata’s fitness video received a flood of likes and comments from her Instagram followers in a matter of minutes. Ileana D’Cruz was animated while performing the routine with Namrata Purohit. “Ooh, let’s do this,” Ileana wrote in the comments section, adding a heart-eyed emoticon.
Why does Namrata Purohit endorse this exercise?
Hip flexor fitness routines help to improve hip flexibility while also reducing pain in the lower back, hip, groyne, and/or knee. It also aids in the improvement of stride length.
Core exercises, on the other hand, aid in the coordination of the muscles in the pelvis, lower back, hips, and abdomen. It also aids in the promotion of greater balance and stability.
