Archive for the ‘Pilates and Health’ Category

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I Think I’m Turning… Paleo. I Really Think So…

By: Kristin Hoesl | Posted in: Blog Pilates and Health

How this instructor, and city slicker found her inner hunter, gatherer and turned over a new leaf to a healthier lifestyle with the Paleo Diet. Tips for great lean recipes too. Just in time for summer…

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8 Ways Pilates Improves Your Sex Life

By: Michelle Fama | Posted in: Blog Pilates and Health

Pilates isn’t just good for the core. It gets to the core of… SEX…offering increased stamina, blood flow, mindfulness and more to make bed romps as active and fulfilling as mat romps.

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When Right Means Left:
Managing Dyslexia

By: Nicola Hughes | Posted in: Blog Pilates and Health

With a few tricks this dyslexic teacher gets it right… or left?

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Slather it On This Summer

By: Michelle Fama | Posted in: Blog Pilates and Health

Watch this video and you will certainly make packing that sunscreen for the summer vacations a priority. Dear 16-year-old me…

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Health and Nutrition Counseling

By: Lara Dalch | Posted in: Blog Pilates and Health

Now Health & Nutrition Counseling for our clients in partnership with Core instructor and health counselor Lara Dalch. Schedule your FREE consultation with Lara here. Read on to learn how it can work with your Pilates practice to help you feel better in your body and restore balance in your busy life!

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Rx: Pilates for Back Pain and Athletic Performance

By: Michelle Fama | Posted in: Pilates and Health

There are 26 reasons to do Pilates. We have 26 vertebrae in our spine, and with our “work-at-a-computer-all-day” lifestyle, that vital framework screams for renovation!

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Pilates: IQ for the Belly Brain

By: Michelle Fama | Posted in: Pilates and Health

Answering the question “what is Pilates?” is about as complex an answer as the one involving the relationship between ‘the birds and the bees.’