P31 Pilates

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You’d be surprised how much Pilates can help👀

In the first 1–2 sessions with a client, there are often movement patterns that show up right away. The good news? Many of them can improve significantly with consistent Pilates practice over the next few months.

Here are 10 common things we look for:
✨ Weak core muscles - which can contribute to low back pain and reduced stability.
✨ Altered breathing patterns - often linked to tension in the neck, shoulders, or upper back.
✨ Postural alignment issues - changing how joints glide and move, which may contribute to degeneration and injury over time.
✨ Difficulty stabilizing the shoulders before moving the arms - creating weakness in some muscles and tightness in others throughout the shoulders, back, and neck.
✨ Weak ankles - often connected to weakness further up the chain, including the glutes.
✨ Tight calf muscles - which can contribute to plantar fasciitis, knee discomfort, and glute weakness.
✨ Limited ankle mobility - especially when the ankles can’t move independently of the knees, which can contribute to knee discomfort.
✨ Tight neck muscles - often connected to headaches, jaw clenching, dizziness, and overall tension.
✨ Weak glutes - commonly associated with low back pain, knee pain, and hip pain.
✨ Altered pelvic alignment - which may contribute to low back pain, tight hamstrings, weak core engagement, and hip discomfort.

The body works as a system. When one area isn’t moving or stabilizing well, another area often picks up the slack. That’s why Pilates is so impactful. It helps improve the way your body moves, supports itself, and feels in everyday life.

Did any of these sound familiar?👇
Join us for a Beginner Intro and discover how Pilates can help you move and feel better👏
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Sometimes what feels like “tight hips” isn’t something that needs more stretching. It may benefit from gentle movement, control, and awareness instead.

These hip shifts encourage mobility through the pelvis and hips while helping you notice side-to-side differences in the body.

Have you ever noticed one side feels different than the other? 👇

🚨 #1 Common Misconception About Pilates: Men don’t need Pilates.

In reality, men may need it just as much as women do. Pilates can be one of the most beneficial forms of movement for men looking to stay active, strong, and mobile as they age.

💪 Build functional core strength that supports everyday movement.
🏌️ Improve mobility and flexibility for activities like golf, pickleball, yard work, and more.
🦴 Increase balance, stability, and body awareness to help reduce aches, pains, and the risk of injury.

While he’s chasing grandkids, hitting the golf course, working a physically demanding job, or tackling projects around the house, Pilates can help support his strength, mobility, and longevity.

📌 For a limited time, we’re offering 2-Weeks of unlimited classes through our MENbership promotion.

👉 Claim his 2-week unlimited class pass, and you can join him for a reformer foundations class for ✨FREE✨

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We asked our instructors what their fave studio snack is, and all everyone could do was laugh🤪.

We have such a light-hearted, funny crew😜

What do you immediately munch on (or d**k) after class?