What is part of the Reformer Family 2, which focuses on abdominal work?

The Supine Armwork is considered part of the Reformer Family 2 that focuses on abdominal work because it involves engaging the core while working the upper body. This exercise emphasizes stabilization of the trunk and proper alignment, which are crucial for effective abdominal engagement. By lying supine (on your back), the exercise encourages participants to maintain their abdominal connection while performing arm movements, thus fostering core strength and integration.

While other exercises like the Reformer Teaser, Short Spine Massage, and Long Box Rocking may also involve the abdominals to varying degrees, they target different aspects of body mechanics or muscle groups. The Supine Armwork distinctly prioritizes abdominal activation through a controlled environment, making it particularly suited for this focus area.