PILATES REFORMER FITNESS TRAINING
TRANSFORM & PERFORM!
Pilates looks deceptively easy but the often-tiny movements improve balance and core strength. Pilates does this in part by reinforcing the bond between mind and muscles, helping people engage the right muscles in the core. This leads to better posture and control over the body's movements.
-- Cherie Wells
Cherie Wells is a senior lecturer in physical therapy at Australia's Griffith University. Wells' research has found that the core strengthening perks of pilates may also ease pain and improve daily life for people suffering from chronic low-back pain.
