by mbwadminwords | Oct 10, 2018 | All Things Pilates, For the Somatically Curious
Clinical studies have shown that a majority of low back pain can be traced to weak and inhibited gluteal muscles . There are three gluteal muscles that make up the side and back of the hip and pelvic region: gluteus maximus, gluteus medius and gluteus minimus. The... by mbwadminwords | Aug 24, 2018 | Blog posts
Keeping your gluteal muscles ( butt muscles) strong is an important element to creating healthy full body motions such as climbing stairs, getting out of a chair and most athletic activities. This short sequence will give you a great starting point to creating strong... 
by mbwadminwords | Jun 22, 2018 | Blog posts
A holistic approach to wellbeing in NYC; Pilates and Naturopathy It’s no surprise that Pilates is on the rise – with a focus on efficient movement and core awareness, there’s a lot to love about this mind body fitness program. At the same time, Naturopathic medicine –... 
by mbwadminwords | Jun 8, 2018 | All Things Pilates
Pilates And Physical Therapy: A Two-Part Approach Pilates and physical therapy. Two separate disciplines with different objectives, right? In truth, Pilates and physical therapy (PT) have much in common – including a history rooted in building strength and... 
by mbwadminwords | Apr 27, 2018 | All Things Pilates
A Match: The Powerful Connections Between Pilates and Acupuncture In recent years, holistic approaches to health have all seen a surge in popularity – and with good reason. More than just placebo effect, practices like acupuncture promise to have a measurable...
