Learn how to move with intention
Pilates and Biomechanics are a fantastic mix to get your body connected. Pilates focuses on core control and working from your centre whereas the Biomechanical training elements are going to get your joints moving optimally.​
What is a Stable Bodies movement session like?
I aim to get you working from your feet to get the right muscles on board.
I aim to get you breathing well using a 360 degree breath.
I aim to assess basic movement patterns, release the tight bits and work the weak bits.
I aim to educate you on how to move so that you can practice at home with confidence between sessions.
I offer 121 and 221 classes in Kit Hill and group classes in Shaftesbury, Gillingham and Fontmell Magna.
What is Pilates & Biomechanics
Pilates is a movement system based around Concentration, Control, Centre, Flow, Precision and Breathing. Focus is paid towards alignment for strengthening and lengthening exercises and inward attention is required to fully understand the muscular initiation and to 'feel' what you are doing. That way, imbalances can be worked on throughout the body. You will learn how to move better and more efficiently, lessening your risk of future injury and improving your movement mechanics and proprioception.
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Joe had a famous quote for how often you should do Pilates, "You will feel better in 10 sessions, look better in 20 sessions and have a whole new body in 30 sessions."
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Applying Biomechanics is the foundation for good technique in sports and for moving optimally. Therefore, by studying how the human body naturally wants to move, we can remove stress and pressure from the bones, joints, muscles, and ligaments often offering long term pain management or solutions by formulating a plan from a set of movement tests. From these tests we can measure progress. For the best results homework between sessions will be essential.
