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Welcome to our Transcendent Wellness Pilates community! Whether you're new to Pilates or looking to deepen your practice, this page will guide you through the essentials of this transformative exercise method.

Pilates is a holistic fitness system developed by Joseph Pilates in the early 20th century. It focuses on strengthening the body with an emphasis on core stability, flexibility, and mindful movement. Pilates exercises can be performed on a mat or specialized equipment like the Reformer, each offering unique benefits and challenges.

Let's Talk About Pilates

Principles
of
Pilates

Control: Every movement in Pilates is performed with intention and control, promoting muscle awareness and coordination.


Centering: The core, often referred to as the "powerhouse," is the center of strength and stability in Pilates. A strong core supports proper posture and balance.


Concentration: Pilates requires full attention and focus, which enhances the mind-body connection and improves the effectiveness of each exercise.


Precisio: Accurate and precise movements ensure that exercises target the right muscles and prevent injuries.

 

Breath: Proper breathing techniques in Pilates help to oxygenate the blood, release tension, and facilitate movement.


Flow: Exercises are performed in a fluid, continuous manner, promoting grace and efficiency in movement.

Benefits
of
Pilates

Pilates offers a range of physical and mental benefits, including:

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Improved Core Strength:: Strengthens the abdominal muscles and supports overall body strength.
 

Enhanced Flexibility:

Increases the range of motion in joints and lengthens muscles.


-Better Posture:

Promotes awareness of body alignment and encourages good posture habits.

-Increased Balance and Coordination:

Enhances proprioception, the body's sense of position and movement.


Stress Relief:

The mindful nature of Pilates helps to reduce stress and promote relaxation.


Rehabilitation and Injury Prevention: Pilates is often used as a form of physical therapy to aid recovery and prevent injuries.

Fitness Friends

Who Can Do Pilates

Pilates is suitable for all fitness levels and ages. Whether you are an athlete, a senior, a pregnant woman, or someone new to fitness, Pilates can be tailored to meet your needs. Our experienced instructors will guide you through modifications and progressions to ensure you get the most out of your practice.

Pilates Class Descriptions

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Pilates Circuit Class

This class is circuit class with 4 Mat Pilates stations and 4 Reformer Pilates Stations.  You will rotate through the circuit for 3 rotations for a total of 24 exercises.

Pilates Class

Pilates Rerfomer Class

This class uses the reformer and the instructor leads you through a full body routine consisting of approximately 20 different exercises.

Getting Started

Ready to experience the benefits of Pilates?

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Join us for a class today! Whether you prefer circuit or reformer sessions, we offer a variety of classes to suit your goals and schedule. Check out our class schedule, meet our instructors, and start your journey towards a stronger, healthier,
and more balanced you.

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For any questions or to book your first session, feel free to contact us. We look forward to
welcoming you to our Pilates family!

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