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Your Brain is Part of Your Workout (opens the original)
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Hello September,Pilates Is Brain Work, TooI see this happen in class all the time. I’ll introduce an exercise that really doesn’t look that complicated, and everyone is fine until I start adding directions. Move this leg, keep that hip still, don’t forget about your arms, and breathe. Then I can almost see the wheels turning.Sometimes we laugh because it feels like there are just too many things to think about at once.What I love about that moment is that it reminds me that Pilates isn’t only ph
Consistency Is Strength (opens the original)
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Hello August,Summer often brings a welcome change of pace. Schedules loosen, vacations interrupt our usual routines, children are out of school, and everyday life feels a little less structured. We may stay up later, exercise less consistently, eat differently, or simply allow ourselves more time to rest and enjoy the season.As August arrives, many of us begin transitioning back into a more regular routine. School starts again, work schedules become busier, and the relaxed rhythm of summer begin
Rooted in Strength (opens the original)
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Growing Stronger from a Safe PlaceHello July,Trying something new can feel intimidating.It does not always matter what the new thing is. It could be lifting weights, taking a different class, learning a skill, changing a habit, having a hard conversation, or stepping into a new season of life. New things often ask something of us. They ask us to be willing to feel uncertain, awkward, or inexperienced for a little while.That can be uncomfortable.Most of us like to feel capable. We like to feel pr
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