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Pilates is founded on Six Fundamental Principles of Exercise: Breathing, Centering, Concentration, Control, Flow and Precision.
These principles are fundamental to the Pilates Practice because without them the Practice has no added benefits than any other type of physical activity.
Mobility is the range of motion of a join, allowing the joint to move freely and actively.
Flexibility is the maximum length of a muscle or a group of muscles.
Fascia training focuses on developing function and training movements, not isolated muscles.
This type of training is able to challenge top athletes as well as train efficiently sedentary clients, special populations and weekend “warriors”.
Athletes, health and fitness conscious people, rehabilitation patients or athletes, pre and post-natal, people looking for different types of activities, people unable to exercise with land-based activities, due to injuries or health condition (arthritis, stenosis, etc.)
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