Issue #379 – Wednesday, September 21, 2022 Pilates and One Healing Journey – Part II by Marion Kessel, PMA® – NCPT and and Gail Feldman, Ph.D. This case study originated when Dr. Feldman was referred to me by James Rice, M.D., of the Southwest Pain Interventional Clinic in Albuquerque, New Mexico […]
Pilates and One Healing Journey Part I – Marion Kessel, PMA® – NCPT
Issue #378 – Wednesday, September 14, 2022 Pilates and One Healing Journey – Part I by Marion Kessel, PMA® – NCPT and and Gail Feldman, Ph.D. This case study originated when Dr. Feldman was referred to me by James Rice, M.D., of the Southwest Pain Interventional Clinic in Albuquerque, New Mexico […]
Keep on Moving – A Family Affair – by Joanna Fergusson
Issue #362 – Wednesday, March 16, 2022 Keep on Moving – A Family Affair by Joanna Fergusson My mother has always been very active but alas, not so much recently. Four years ago, she underwent treatment for cancer. She already had osteoarthritis that was just about manageable, but the treatment aggravated […]
Pilates for Clients with Memory Loss – by Eme Cole
Issue #358 – February 2, 2022 Pilates for Clients with Memory Loss by Eme Cole I feel certain that if you’re subscribed to this newsletter, you understand that Pilates has many incredible benefits. I think that the ability to do Pilates for your entire life might very well be at the […]
Teasers For Tatas
Issue #347- Wednesday, October 6, 2021 Teasers For Tatas by Melissa Miles October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, when dedicated organizations across the globe drape themselves in pink and remind women everywhere to screen via self-exams and mammograms since early detection is closely correlated with long term survivorship. It’s a time […]
Hips don’t lie: Moving Through a Post-surgery Pilates Challenge with a Senior Client – by Ivan Zagorsky
Issue #342 – August 18, 2021 Hips don’t lie: Moving Through a Post-surgery Pilates Challenge with a Senior Client by Ivan Zagorsky When learning Pilates, you hear mentors go on about “precautions” and “modifications” for things like osteoporosis, spondylolisthesis, stenosis, and hip replacement. After teaching some generic group classes where clients […]
Golden Gals – by Penelope Wasserman
Issue #331 – Wednesday April 7, 2021 Golden Gals by Penelope Wasserman My personal Pilates practice began in 1999 and it soon became clear to me that this was not like any gym or dance studio experience I had ever known. Although I never considered myself athletic – I had no interest in […]