Moving Your Training to the Next Level – Remember Form is Key If you have been working through our Pilates series and feel your form is good, you can maintain the exercises for the required time and are now not struggling with breathing, then you are ready for the next step. Based on the same […]
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Improve Your Core Strength for You & Any Sport You Do If you have been working through the first Introductory Video and are finding you\’re ready for more of a challenge or finding it too easy – remember form is everything – then here is the next stage for you. Again work on repeating the
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Get Moving. Get Stronger. Introduction to Pilates to build your Core Strength There is no reason for everyone to be jumping around at home, there are great ways to stay fit and strong with simple essential movement health exercises. This routine is easy and can be made more challenging by increasing the sets and reps;
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APPI Reformer Pilates with BLH We are pleased to be able to added 8 classes back onto our timetable with our two new Pilates Instructors – Roisin Brady & Monique Nobregra-Mokogwu having now completed the upgrade of their training to be able to take on Reformer Pilates classes at Body Logic Health. There are now
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Many of us have been told at some point in our lives to “find your neutral spine”, or “find your centre”, but what does this actually mean? Neutral spine is the natural position of all three curves – cervical (neck), thoracic (middle) and lumbar (lower) – are present and in good alignment. This is the
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What Pilates can offer to a runner? Something important for all runners, from recreational runners to athletes, is control. Good efficient movement requires good control. Good control of the trunk, of the hips, good control of movement through the shoulders. The runner has an opportunity to control their movement better. And with good control and
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