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A Dancer's Legs 

A Free Workut Video to get those Long and Lean Legs!

Here's a great combo of exercises to get you dancer legs working for you right now.

The Plie/Relevé combo has been and still is a series of training exercises used by dancers every day. It is exercises like these that create the long, lean legs of a dancer.

Try it out! This free Plie/Relevé Workout Video will help you tone your gluts, hamstrings, quads, and calves. Click Here to View the Video (a new window will open)
Gluts: The big one! The one they write songs about. No, really, the gluteus maximus combined with the gluteus minimus and gluteus medius, is the largest muscle group of the body.

Quads: The quadricep muscle group is comprised of four smaller muscles that run down the front of your leg. Many people call this your "thigh."

Hamstrings: The hamstring muscle group is in the back of your leg and it is actually made of three muscles.

Calves: The gastrocnemius is the large muscle of the calf. The soleus is the smaller muscle that merges underneath the gastrocnemius. These muscles engage when you raise our heel, (that's a relevé!)

Enjoy the workout!

Patty Rose
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Dancer's Legs Secrets with Patty Rose

Learn a simple Plie and Releve with Dance Strong creator Patty Rose from www.PattyRose.com

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