What's Your Toughest Maya Exercise?
I nominate these:
Legs: One-leg Bridge on Stability Ball
Arms: Pushup with Stability Ball
Balance: Half Moon
Abs: V-ups
How about you?



Legs: One-leg Bridge on Stability Ball
Arms: Pushup with Stability Ball
Balance: Half Moon
Abs: V-ups
How about you?
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Lunge-squat is easy for me - a lifetime of skiing, hiking, and occasional DDR has given me strong major leg muscles. It's the minor ones I have trouble with, and that bridge is a real killer of an isolation exercise.
I hear you on the narrow pushups. Actually there are quite a few arm exercises that can wipe me out. Maya has trained me to cut back the weight all the upright or seated arm exercises because I never know how many sets she plans or whether she might follow up with, say, a plank twist or a side plank that puts me over my limit.
I restarted Maya after two months off and Half Moon is hard all over again. V-Up is doable now but I still remember the first time she threw it at me - yikes!
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