Pilates Pure N Simple
What
is Pilates?
Pilate’s
movements are only done three to six times. When the moves are executed
correctly, you don’t need to do more! You’ll be amazed at
how quickly your body will change and Pilates is the only exercises
you can actually do laying down!
Learning to do Pilates correctly generally requires individual attention.
In the beginning, your body is learning a lot of new information and
the instructor may need to touch specific muscles to make you aware
of what you are attempting to do with each move.
Why
Pilates?
Pilates is about whole body health. The spine
innervates the body and spinal health is a primary focus. Pilates stretches
the spine rather than compressing it in such activities as aerobics,
step work, running and walking. Pilates strengthens the abdominals which
then support the spine to prevent and/or ease back pain. Learning to
work the pelvic floor has benefits that, well, you’ll just have
to ask about. Pilates lifts, tightens and strengthens those places you
once thought were hopeless.