Pilates Benefits

Benefits of Pilates

The Pilates Method applies to all aspects of everyday life, from daily activities to sports.



Pilates is a physical fitness system which was developed by Joseph Pilates in the early 20th century. Whether you are an older adult just starting to exercise, an elite athlete, or somewhere in between, the benefits of Pilates apply to you and your body.


Pilates focuses on building core strength, proper alignment, and the body-mind connection. With thousands of possible exercises and modifications, Pilates workouts will be tailored to each individual's needs. We adapt the exercises, adding specific considerations for injuries or pathologies.

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Improved Posture

Pilates helps improve posture by strengthening the muscles in the back, shoulders, and core, which can help alleviate neck and back pain. If you sit at a desk all day this can be a significant benefit for you.

Increased Strength

Pilates exercises target the core muscles as well as the muscles in the arms, legs, and back, which can help increase overall strength. It targets those muscles you may not use on a daily basis, giving you a more balanced strength on both sides of your body.

Better Balance

Pilates exercises are designed to improve balance and stability, which can help prevent falls and injuries. 

Increased Flexibility

Pilates exercises help increase flexibility and range of motion in the joints, which can help reduce the risk of injury. As we age, our flexibility declines. Pilates will help restore this flexibility over time enabling you to enjoy your day to day activities.

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Reduced Stress

Pilates exercises emphasize controlled movements and focused breathing, which can help reduce stress and improve overall well-being. 

Increased Energy

Pilates gets the breath and circulation moving, stimulates the spine and muscles, and floods the body with the good feelings you get from exercising the whole body. The more you exercise, the more energy you have. And the more energized you are, the more you can sustain your day to day activities.

Improved Coordination

Pilates exercises involve a combination of movements that require coordination and concentration, which can help improve overall body awareness and movement efficiency. 

Rehabilitation

Pilates exercises can be used as a form of rehabilitation for those recovering from injuries, as they are low-impact and can be modified to suit individual needs and abilities. 

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 Overall, Pilates is a great way to improve your fitness and well-being, and can be beneficial for people of all ages and fitness levels.

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