"Be in control of your body and not at it's mercy" - Joseph Pilates
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Just 20 minutes to get the family together and build that core. The core is the foundation for many daily activities and it's fun to work through the challenges together as we break from daily stresses.
Our very impromptu Pilates sessions to fill in for PE homeschool have been fun... parents that work from home might even be able to take a little break and release some stress. Just 20 min.. come join me with my twins Colton and Kaleb!
Need something different to do for you children's homeschool PE time? Come have some family fitness fun. Just 20 minutes of Pilates PE with Colton and Kaleb
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Pilates consists of mind-body exercises performed on an exercise mat, reformer or other equipment. All Pilates exercises require core strength and control to achieve a healthy, balanced body. Pilates increases flexibility and coordination helping to prevent common injuries as well as function better through our daily lives.
Concentration, centering, alignment, fluidity and breath, are all key Pilates principals addressed. Physical health and mental health make up a well balanced body. Breath along with movement increases overall awareness of the body.
History
Joseph Pilates was born in Germany in 1883. He was a sickly child which later led him to practice many different forms of exercise to improve his own health. His exercises originated with mat work to develop a strong core, flexible spine, and controlled breath.
He constantly worked to improve core strength and designed equipment with springs to facilitate that goal including the Reformer, Cadillac, Chair, Barrel and much more. Joe met his wife Clara in 1926 and moved to the United States where they opened a fitness studio in New York next to the New York City Ballet. Many clients were dancers.
By 1980, Pilates became better known to the public through the media and is now practiced by people everywhere. It's not just the rich or famous.