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Pilates. Most people have heard the word before and have a general understanding of what it is. Pilates involves movements that are similar to Yoga, which automatically makes people think, “I’m not flexible enough for that!”

And while it is true that many gymnasts and ballet dancers “cross train” in Pilates, there’s a huge misconception that you have to be flexible in order to do it. Well, let me fill you in on a lesser known truth…

What does Pilates for Rehabilitation do?

Certain specialists (like myself) are trained in Pilates for Rehabilitation, which takes standard Pilates moves and modifies them to fit the needs of the person. The focus of Pilates for Rehabilitation is to:

Reduce pain, Retrain the correct movement, and Restore Function

Not your typical sounding Pilates class, right? Well, there is a huge difference between exercise Pilates and using it as a form of therapy. Many injuries are caused by habitual patterns of movement and imbalances in the body. Identifying the imbalance and re-educating the body can help get you back to doing what you love to do.

Pilates offers many health benefits conducive to living pain free. Try it out today!