One of the biggest problems of the modern world is the lack of time. The more time-saving gadgets and apps we have the less time it seems we have in our lives (or maybe it’s just me?) In this world finding the time for a consistent Pilates practice is becoming more and more challenging. Even […]
View Post5 Practical Steps to Fine Tune Your Pilates Practice

Did you ever find a Pilates exercise that was a stumbling block for you? Many people have a love-hate relationship with Roll-Up and Teaser. Others want to break out into the advanced Pilates work but those moves seem more suited for Cirque du Soleil performers rather than “regular” people. The Question: What do you do […]
View Post5 Mistakes to Avoid When Running a Pilates Home Studio

When I taught my first fitness class (I was 16 back then) I immediately realized that owning my own fitness studio was my dream. I loved the energy of teaching, I loved to help people get healthy, I enjoyed the fitness community. A lot of things changed over the year (I discovered Pilates, moved to […]
View PostHow to Teach and Attract Men to Pilates – with Jared Kaplan

How do you convince men that Pilates is for them? Even though Joseph Pilates WAS a man and he created Contrology mostly FOR men, you will not see many men taking Pilates classes in most studios. The point of this article is not to discus WHY it is happening but rather focus on HOW to […]
View PostDigging Up Pilates Roots to Fine-Tune Movement

interview with Laura Browning Grant A flowing Pilates workout always reminds me of a perfectly orchestrated symphony played by your body. Every move flows into the next one, every muscle plays its own part in this beautiful masterpiece. Oftentimes in our attempt to dissect and find the reason behind each movement we lose the big […]
View Post“Mommy Tummy” – Evidence-Based Techniques for Treatment and Prevention of Diastasis Recti

One of the biggest shockers that every woman experiences after having her first baby is that her stomach still looks 6 months pregnant for quite a while. I remember taking my 1-month old twins for a walk and several “caring” women asking me when I was due. Before I had my first set of twins […]
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