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Part 2 Spinal Stabilization – When did we become so stiff?

When on earth did we become so stiff and wooden like, especially in our spine? Any one who knows me will know that I am a great believer in a good upright posture, but we need to have freedom of movement to come in and out of the posture with a relaxed but held together [...]

By |2024-09-30T15:53:22+01:00January 25th, 2016|anatomy, back pain, pilates, yoga|Comments Off on Part 2 Spinal Stabilization – When did we become so stiff?

Spinal Stabilization – Do we need it? Part 1

During my travels in New Zealand I visited the Waitangi Treaty Grounds. I came across a most magnificent canoe – “The Waka ceremonial canoe”. The 35-metre-long canoe needs a minimum of 76 paddlers to handle it safely on the water. It weighs 6 tonnes when dry and 12 tonnes when saturated What fascinated me was [...]

By |2024-09-17T18:30:17+01:00January 4th, 2016|anatomy, back pain, classes, Gyrotonic, pilates, yoga|Comments Off on Spinal Stabilization – Do we need it? Part 1

The low down on ‘Back Pain’

"Yikes - I have back pain !" As a movement practitioner the most common reasons that clients will come and see me is probably the words ‘BACK PAIN’. About 80 percent of adults experience lower back pain at some point in their lives. But what actually is back pain? Pain in my experience is a [...]

By |2023-03-19T08:20:03+00:00December 21st, 2015|anatomy, back pain, classes, pilates, yoga|Comments Off on The low down on ‘Back Pain’

Why Yoga and Pilates can assist your training

With Yoga and pilates now in the top ten lists for pursuits, are we ready to handle the people who come to our classes. If we are in constant pain or are getting repetitive injuries, one of the key points we need to consider is posture. If our posture is out of sync, our organs [...]

By |2024-07-07T20:10:59+01:00June 28th, 2015|back pain, pilates, yoga|0 Comments
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