Your Questions, Answered
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Pilates is the perfect exercise system for the 21st century lifestyle. It works as an antidote to days spent hunched over a computer, driving in rush-hour traffic and carrying heavy bags. You don’t need to be in a studio or have any special equipment to do a Pilates workout; you can practise any time, any place - fitting it into your daily routune in a way that’s convenient for you.
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Absolutely! Pilates is particularly suitable for:
the middle-aged and elderly
the desk-bound and inactive
the pregnant and post-natal
those needing pre and post-operation strengthening
and for those who suffer with:
back pain, back-ache and other back problems
scoliosis/curvature of the spine
Poor posture and rounded shoulders
neck and shoulder pains or problems
stiffness, joint and/or muscle pains, whether caused by fibromyalgia, MS, osteopathic issues or otherwise
injuries: sports, RSI and others.
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No, anyone can do Pilates. The important thing to remember is that everything is customisable to your ability. As you progress, you can develop your flexibility, if this is a personal goal, and you can improve your overall body health.
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If you have an injury or chronic complaint for which you’ve been receiving medical treatment, we will ask you to bring a letter from your doctor or physiotherapist outlining the problem, so that we can work hand in hand. No matter how severe the condition there is always a way that pilates can help!
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You can reach us anytime via our contact page or via mobile. We aim to respond quickly—usually within a few hours.