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Definition: The bony parts that you feel under you when you sit up straight on a firm surface. They are part of the pelvic girdle and technically known as the Ischial Tuberosity. Also Known As: Sits Bones, Sitz Bones, Ischial Tuberosity Alternate Spellings: sits bones, sitz bones Examples: Many Pilates exercises, such as spine stretch and saw, begin with sitting up straight on the sit bones. Updated: August 10, 2007 Pilates ExercisesRelevant LinksPilates ResourcesPilates Community ForumFree Pilates NewsletterFree Pilates Exercises |
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