Issue #389 – Wednesday, January 18, 2023 Is There a Place for Beauty in Pilates? by Brett Miller I have always loved beauty. It is what attracted me to have a career in ballet, to pursue music now….and to Pilates. I find Pilates can be beautiful. But in my almost 20 years […]
Junk Fitness – by Lauren Thompson
Issue #387 Wednesday, December 14, 2022 Junk Fitness by Lauren Thompson Unhealthy food and unneeded possessions are what comes to mind for most of us when we hear the word “junk,” but we can fill our lives with all sorts of junk. In 2018, “junk values” became a hot catch phrase, […]
Pilates at School A Dream Has Come True! by Eva Obenaus
Issue #309 – Wednesday, August 26, 2020 Pilates at School A Dream Has Come True! by Eva Obenaus I was a teacher of physical education and history at a Commercial High School in Austria from 1978 until 2017. In 2004, I started my Pilates education with Juliana Afram in Hamburg, […]
Some Science on Pilates and Depression – by Laurette Ryan
The Truth about Pilates and Depression – by Laurette Ryan Each day I am thankful for Pilates, for myself and countless others I know, for whom Pilates is a lifeline. I am a teacher of wellness and health – a Pilates teacher. 1 in 4 people can say “I have […]
Pilates & ADHD – by Laura Browning Grant
Pilates & ADHD – by Laura Browning Grant Background Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) was first classified in the 1920’s and was believed to be caused by a brain injury suffered at an early age. Though this theory has since been disproved, my personal research, observation and interaction with others […]