Classical or contemporary Pilates: is there really a difference?
Are you confused about the differences between classical Pilates and contemporary Pilates?
Classical or contemporary Pilates: is there really a difference? Read More »
Are you confused about the differences between classical Pilates and contemporary Pilates?
Classical or contemporary Pilates: is there really a difference? Read More »
The importance of the psoas for our health, vitality and emotional well-being.
Why is the studio switching to Gratz equipment? Read More »
The importance of the psoas for our health, vitality and emotional well-being.
PSOAS: SOUL MUSCLE Read More »
The immune system has received a great deal of media attention in recent years. COVID has certainly played a major role in raising awareness of what we can do as individuals and within our families to strengthen our immune systems.
5 ways Pilates boosts your immune system Read More »
If you’re new to Pilates and about to take your first session, you probably have a few questions about what to expect and what to do to make it a successful experience. At One Pilates, we love to welcome beginners to our studio and have all the information you need to tackle your first session with confidence and ease.
5 tips for a successful first Pilates class Read More »
I’m often asked: “How often should I do Pilates? Well, let’s go back to where it all began…..
Is doing Pilates once a week enough? Read More »
The pelvic floor is a soft, supple hammock that must be held evenly in place by the attachments of the pelvic bones.
Is it really a pelvic floor? Read More »
Our skeletons are composed of hard tissues that provide us with a solid infrastructure for upright posture, complex movement and dexterity.
Abdominal breathing consists of inhaling to the bottom of the belly to expand it like a balloon, and exhaling to feel the waist tighten. Strictly abdominal breathing, without any movement of the chest, immobilizes the ribcage and mid-back.
Abdominal or thoracic breathing….. what’s the difference? Read More »