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Restore your Pelvic Floor – 2024 Courses
Do you need help improving the function and control of your pelvic floor muscles? In this specialist five-week course, you will learn tried-and-tested techniques to support and restore your pelvic floor muscles using floor-based exercises, releases, breathwork, and...
Pilates Teacher Training 2024
Are you ready to take your Pilates to the next level and teach? Pilates Academy is delighted to open its doors in 2024, to the next recruits in Comprehensive Classical Pilates Teacher Training. Are you an existing Pilates matwork teacher with a minimum level 3...
Why it’s so important to your safety to check your Pilates studio and teacher
You go to Pilates because it's been recommended to you so many times, with promises to help your back and weak abs. But do you really know if what you are going to do is actually Pilates? Do you really know that the teacher holds an adequate certificate? Winning Best...
Join our 30 Day Trial and discover magic in your body
Imagine how good your body could feel if you had the strength of lifting weights, the flexibility of yoga, the calm and concentration of meditation, and the gold star tick from your osteopath for having great mobile but stable joints and spine. Well, you don't have to...
How does your posture and daily activities affect your disc pressure and how does Pilates help?
back pain Intervertebral discs are cushions between the bones of the spine. Keeping them healthy is important because they are the spine's shock absorbers. An unhealthy or overstrained disc could result in a disc bulge, disc herniation, or eventually degenerative disc...