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Standing Leg Pumps on the Wunda Pilates Chair
A standing leg press on a Pilates chair. You stand facing the chair with one foot on the floor and the ball of the other foot on the pedal, then press the pedal down and let it rise.
Stop if
Choose an easier exercise if pain reaches 6 out of 10 or becomes sharp. Stop and rest if pain reaches 8 out of 10.
This is the general ClapMove rule. This exercise has no extra stop rule of its own.
- Pain 6 out of 10 or more: choose an easier exercise.
- Pain 8 out of 10 or more: stop and rest.
Equipment needed
No equipment needed
Dosage
3
Sets
10
Reps / Time
45 sec
Rest
controlled
Tempo
Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1 of 5
Stand facing the chair with one foot on the floor and the ball of the other foot resting on the pedal, your legs parallel, hips level and hands crossed in the genie position.

Step 2 of 5
Exhale and press the pedal down through the ball of your foot, keeping your hip and leg aligned and your hips level.

Step 3 of 5
Inhale and let the pedal rise back under control, the ball of your foot riding it up while your hips stay level.

Step 4 of 5
Finish standing level and aligned as the pedal settles at its sprung height, ready for the next repetition.

Step 5 of 5
Stand facing the chair with one foot on the floor and the ball of the other foot resting on the pedal, your legs parallel, hips level and hands crossed in the genie position.
Breathing
- Exhale to press the pedal down; inhale to return the pedal to the starting position.
Safety Information
Hands may rest on the handles for the easier version. Anyone with a shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, back or balance problem should ask a physical therapist or physician before attempting this exercise and stop at pain or dizziness. Stop if the exercise causes pain or you become unwell. Seek appropriate professional advice about symptoms or suitability.
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