Pilates with Ring (aka Magic Circle)

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Nov 262009

This following video shows a multitude of exercises that you can do with the Pilates Ring, which is also known as the Magic Circle. We offer two kinds of Pilates Rings:    The Circle Pro and the Toning Ring with Cushioned Grips.

I liked the video because I felt it was instructional and humorous, but there is a feedback in the video that is annoying. If you can suffer through that sound, you can get some good pointers. Hopefully the New Delhi accents won’t throw anyone for a loop.

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Posted by Harmony at 8:01 am

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