What Makes Pilates Different?
Joseph Pilates based his work on the concept of a balanced body and mind.
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The exercises are carried out with control and focus which reinforces the body-mind connection. By paying attention to your movements you are less likely to overstrain or cause injury
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Pilates is a great way to improve muscle tone and strength. It will complement any existing fitness routine
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The exercises reinforce good posture, better breathing and correct alignment. You will become more aware of how you move your body and any imbalances that may need addressing.
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Pilates is a gentle, low-impact way of exercising and includes a wide variety of exercises. It is therefore ideal for those who have chronic conditions or when recovering from an injury
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The exercises are completely adaptable and will suit everyone from beginner to advanced
Local Classes:
Time: 9.00-9.45am
Wednesday and Friday
at Taurikura Hall, Whangarei Heads
Cost: $10 per class
No need to book. See contact page for maps.
Testimonials
“It's so great, I'm definitely feeling a difference in my core strength. I really appreciate your clear way of teaching. You are able to explain each step of the exercise which makes it really easy to follow. You are able to adapt the exercises so that they are tailored to suit everyone. Thanks.”

“Your passion for pilates is obvious, it really helps us to get the best out of the class”

“I really enjoyed the (back and core) workshop. While I don't typically have back problems, any increased core strength is a real benefit for me, in everything I do. I appreciated how you explained the moves in terms of pilates principles and also included the anatomy and physiology involved. Having you move around the floor and correct me also helped me gain the best outcomes from the exercises. ”

“I enjoyed the workshop. I felt that it extended our usual workouts, and gave better understanding of the exercises we do. I Would recommend the workshops to anyone interested.”

“Karen was able to carry out a very thorough consultation for my painful shoulder via video call. She compiled a detailed exercise programme for me to work on and gave me advice on how to remember to do the exercises too! In my follow-up session, Karen checked how I was getting on and gave me advice on how to tweak the exercises which I found painful. I really appreciated her clear explanations and advice and encouragement to persevere.”
