What are our core muscles? When we think of the core muscles, we immediately think of the abdominals. However, our core is made up of so much more than that! Our core includes the muscles of the abdominals, low back, pelvic, and glutes. Today, I...Read More

One of the most common core exercises is the Pilates “Criss Cross”, also known as the “Bicycle Crunch”. This exercise is highly underrated because it is often done incorrectly. Our main goal for performing this exercise is to bring emphasis to the internal and external...Read More

“How do I target my lower abs?” is one of the top questions I am asked while teaching Pilates ab work. The lower abs is a common area of the body where fat is stored. It is a tough area to isolate and engage, especially...Read More

The Pilates Hundred is a classical Pilates mat exercise. It is a fundamental exercise that I recommend practicing daily to increase your core strength. The Hundred consists of pumping your arms 100 times while your legs are extended, your core is activated, and taking inhale...Read More

The Pilates Principle of Concentration is the key to mind-body connection. As you focus on your entire body and your every breath, you are present and aware in the moment – bringing full attention and commitment to each exercise. Technique and how exercises are performed...Read More

Pilates is a system of low-impact exercises designed to move your body from the core out – improving upon strength, endurance, stability and flexibility. This system of movement was devised by Joseph Pilates, in which his original work became known as “Contrology.” Pilates originated with...Read More