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Simple Ways to Move with Less Pain

Simple Ways to Move with Less Pain

I’ve been sharing videos that help you feel steadier in your body while exploring different ways to move comfortably, even if you have chronic aches or pains. Many of you are looking for exercises that offer variations so you can choose what works best for your body...

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Build Your Pilates Mat Practice at Home

Build Your Pilates Mat Practice at Home

Our Pilates mat series on YouTube continues! If you enjoy building a habit step by step, this series is designed just for you. Each video adds new exercises to help you strengthen your abs, back, and hips while improving stability and body awareness. The latest video,...

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Back on the Blog + Pilates on YouTube

Back on the Blog + Pilates on YouTube

It has been a little while since I last wrote here, and I am happy to say the blog is back. Over the past months, I have been creating new Pilates content on YouTube, and I would love for you to join me there. You’ll find videos designed to support your practice with...

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Relax your back, Engage your front

Relax your back, Engage your front

You can stand and move in a variety of effective ways. If you’re dealing with back pain or discomfort, or if your activities require you to adjust your alignment, developing physical awareness, strength, and flexibility may be beneficial. From Awareness to Action What...

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More Fun, More Good Times: No Pilates Obsession Required

More Fun, More Good Times: No Pilates Obsession Required

You don't have to be obsessed with Pilates to enjoy its benefits. It can be a valuable part of your fitness routine, supporting you in doing more of the things you love. It's not a lifestyle, a religion, or a fashion line. You don't have to do it every day; in fact, I...

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From Pause to Progress: Simple Steps for Rebuilding Your Fitness Momentum

From Pause to Progress: Simple Steps for Rebuilding Your Fitness Momentum

We all need time off now and then, whether it’s for travel, being under the weather, or recovering from an injury. Being flexible in your approach to fitness allows you to adapt and regain momentum whenever you return. Mastering the ability to adjust your workout intensity in both directions is key to maintaining a sustainable and effective fitness routine in the long run.

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