A Pilates Documentary – by Mark Pedri and Carrie McCarthy

Why isn’t there a film about Pilates? Sure, there have been films about people who do Pilates, but there isn’t a movie that is purely dedicated to the work created by Joseph H. Pilates. Why not? Filmmaker, Mark Pedri found himself asking this exact question after a friend introduced him […]

Fatal Simplicity – by Brett Miller

Until recently, before starting this magazine, I’ll admit I did very little reading of blogs, or to put it more succinctly, none at all. This lack of prior interest in no way reflects how impressed and even slightly envious I am of people who write blogs – it takes creativity, […]

Coming of Age – by Jehane Lindley

Beginning to teach Pilates is an experience I would acquit to being adolescent. Not in the hormonal or rebellious way but in a way that begs an answer to the question, ‘Who Am I?’ Now before you make any wise cracks, I’m aware adolescence is not so far in my […]

Teaching Topic – Working Symmetrically

“For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple and wrong.”  – H. L. Mencken This week I thought I’d take up a subject that is close to my heart, one that I’ve been looking into for some time now in both myself and my clients. And that […]

The ambition of Pilates Intel

The ambition of Pilates Intel Welcome, welcome, WELCOME you  to the very first edition of Pilates Intel , the newsletter advocating a global community of Pilates instructors.  I thought I would make the very first letter about what this newsletter is about, who I am and what my ambitions are for this venture, which […]