Across
- 2. a small triangular bone forming the lower extremity of the spinal column in humans.(NOUN)
- 4. to take air into the lungs, inhale and exhale.(VERB)
- 6. a sophisticated system of springs, straps and pulleys with a platform on which you can sit, kneel or lie.(NAME)
- 9. the newest generation of Pilates using modern science to adapt the original teachings to today's knowledge.(NAME)
- 12. to make less tense or to bring relief from the effects of tensions, anxiety, etc. (VERB)
- 13. to exercise to lose the weight or extra calories you gained by eating food.(PHRASAL VERB)
- 16. to reduce.(PHRASAL VERB)
- 17. to exercise in preparation for more intense exercise later. It's important to avoid sport injuries.(PHRASAL VERB)
- 18. abdominals, the muscles in the front of the stomach.(NOUN)
- 19. capable of being bent without breaking. (ADJECTIVE)
- 20. the lower part of the abdomen located between the hip bones.(NOUN)
- 22. to exercise in order to improve your strength.(PHRASAL VERB)
Down
- 1. to put into action or practice.(VERB)
- 3. the 32 to 34 bones that make up the spine.(NOUN)
- 5. a fibrous tissue connecting a muscle to bone.(NOUN)
- 7. a circular band of metal
- 8. the most basic and essential of the Pilates method.(NAME)
- 9. the original generation of Pilates using original teachings and techniques.(NAME)
- 10. severely accurate and precise.(ADJECTIVE)
- 11. having a physical and mechanical power or force. (ADJECTIVE)
- 14. to bend or tighten (a muscle) by contraction. (VERB)
- 15. to give incentive to.(VERB)
- 20. lying on your front.(ADJECTIVE)
- 21. lying on your back, face up.(ADJECTIVE)
