Ingredients:
-1 cup cooked oats (i used steel cut oats)
-4-5 cups hot water
-1 tablespoon splenda (sugar or truvia)
-1 dash nutmeg
-1 teaspoon vanilla
-3 TBS almond butter (I drained the oil 1st)
Directions:
Bring 5 cups of water to a boil. As you are waiting for the water to boil, blend the rest of the ingredients. Add 4-5 cups boiling water to the blender and blend until desired consistency. It will thicken slightly as it cools....I found I couldnt blend this (used a food processor) as much as I would have liked to but it still tastes good.
Some more Hello Kitty stuff:
I got this key topper this weekend from a friend! CUTE...and yes that imposter there is Cheer Bear-but its exercise Cheer Bear! Got that from a VF Secret Santa one year.
Saturday's Workout:
-Firm Jiggle Free Buns
-Exercise TV Quick & Incredible Abs
*total w/o time 40 min + stretch
Sunday's Workout:
-Latin Bound
-10 Minute Solution Tummy Toners
*total w/o time 35 min + stretch
Monday's Workout:
-Firm Sculpti-lates
*total w/o time 60 min
Today's Review: Firm Sculpti-lates **** (3.5 stars of 5)
Robyn Johnson, 2008
This is a standing and mat pilates routine done Firm style. So you use a band and do some light strength work. The dvd comes with a band, but its ligher resistance so I used a heavier band to up the strength work. The dvd is 51 minutes and is divided up into 2 main segments: Standing, & Mat pilates work. The standing work is 21 minutes, the mat work is 30 minutes and includes a cooldown stretch.
Robyn works out in the hardwood floor, fogged window room with 2 background exercisers. Kelsie provides the beginner modifications. There is some bad camera work in this. The camera isnt always focusing on what/who it should be. But Robyn is a good lead and cues well. She says "beginners follow Kelt-zee" about 5 million times-that, I could have done w/out.
The standing work starts with a warmup and moves into traditional and some nontraditional standing pilates moves. A screen comes up and says "Band Sculpt" and you move into standing pilates work using the band. You do some pliets, rows, overhead tricep extensions with the band, some twisting moves for your waist, some balance work, etc.
Then a "Mat Work" screen comes up and you move onto the ground for an interesting side plank series, mermaid, bicep curls with the band, a rolldown move, and soem other core work.
Next is the "Lower Body Mat" segment and you do lower body work on the floor with and without the band some leg circles, bridge w/ the band acting like a "seat belt" and some lower back swimming type moves.
The final section is "Core Work & Cooldown" and includes a final stretch. You start with a "classic pilates 5" move and move onto other floor core work and a cooldown stretch.
I am not a big pilates fan so I like that this is done Firm style and is more athletic. I think this is an low intermediate workout that a beginner could also enjoy. I dont think a hardcore pilates person would probably care for it though
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