Pilates Scene

“The more commonly overlooked sources of adhesion, beyond acute injury, are microtrauma and hypoxia.”

This Mike Reinold post on the connective tissue healing process is enlightening and gives a clearer picture of what we are dealing with and the relevance of adjunct soft tissue work. Continue reading…

Hopefully, this article excerpt is preaching to the converted. Here are some reminders about simple ways to keep your clients happy, and make them feel special. Another one I would add is not to offload your baggage and mood of the day onto the client in front of you. Yes, I have seen it done, and that is not what they come for. I try to keep my clients sessions as ‘emotionally neutral’ as I can and therefore let them set the tone. Chatty, intimate, distant, focussed, it is their time and I am there to facilitate that, not fill their space with my stuff. Continue reading…

Vimeo content galore for the lovers of the Pilates Nun. Rebecca Leone is she. She was here with us in Feb 2010 and we welcome her back anytime.

Immerse yourself in the vision and talk of wagon wheels, domes, balloons and bodies and relish in the sharing nature of Rebecca putting it all online for us to recieve.

Huge thanks to you Rebecca.

Business Wellbeing founder, Kylie Saunders is an active member of the Pilates Pro Linkedin community, and I wanted to share a link to her most recent post. Continue reading…

Pilates Enthusiasts : S2E01 : Working on Rounded Shoulders from Balanced Body Pilates on Vimeo.

“Working with you to give your business the same high standard of care and attention you give your clients.” Continue reading…

A short piece from the Movements Afoot blog about the experience of standing Pilates, nice cues here.

When a punter types pilates ‘your suburb’ into Google, what comes up in the search results, is your studio in the hit list? There are a number of things you can do to ensure it is ‘up there’ and if your competitors are coming up trumps in search results, and you are nowhere to be seen, that can’t be a good thing. Continue reading…

The images from Gundy, and the words of Tom Meyers, bring anatomy to life in these plates. See TA at left. Continue reading…