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Pilates Mat WorkThis is the most commonly practiced Pilates exercise regime. Generally in groups of 15 or less, the class focuses on spinal and joint alignment. Beginners are introduced to the basics of the Pilates program, learning to stand correctly in everyday life. Exercises are performed on all fours and lying on your front, side and back. Exercises focus on engaging the pelvic floor and working the deep abdominal muscles to effectively support the spine. Small apparatus such as foam blocks and dyna bands add variation to the exercises. All mat work classes incorporate an element of stretch and offer the opportunity to wind down and relax. Classes develop in intensity along with the students strength and flexibility. |
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Pilates on the Swiss BallInstability, ie trying to balance on the ball, promotes core stability as the unstable surface forces a reaction from your deep stability muscles. We practice Pilates on the Ball for this reason. Most of the mat work routine can be performed on the ball. The ball will increase the intensity of the exercise and provide you with different feedback. Swiss Ball classes are for improvers to advanced level students, while 'Ball and...' classes use the Swiss Ball and other equipment and are also suitable for beginners. |
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Reformers
Our dedicated Reformer studio is a definite first for Warrington! |
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MBT Skip, Step, Squat...A brilliant cardiovascular workout that still places great emphasis on the alignment of joints and the spine. This class is an all over conditioning class, and is accessible to beginners and above. Its great fun getting sweaty and fit - come and give it a try! NB This class is the perfect preparation for skiing! |
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Pre & Post Natal ClassPilates based exercises modified for those pregnant or post pregnancy. Pelvic floor and deep abdominal muscles need to be strengthened during the growth of your baby and there is no better exercise to do during and after pregnancy! Pilates exercise can be done for the duration of the pregnancy and usually resumed 6 weeks after birth. |
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