Benefits of Pilates
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The training system called "Pilates" got its interesting name from the surname of its creator - Joseph Pilates. This trend arose at the beginning of the twentieth century, but gained enormous popularity only in the last 10-15 years. The positive effect of Pilates on the body has been proven long ago, such a system is actively used even as a rehabilitation program for professional athletes, dancers, fighters.

Is Pilates Really Good for You?
Pilates is a whole complex of exercises for the whole body, which allows you to work out all the muscles, improve your posture, lose weight, and increase your strength and endurance. During the training, even the deep stabilizing muscles are involved, which are rarely loaded in everyday life, but they are responsible for balance, posture, coordination, and support the spine.

Among other things, during training, the interaction of body and mind like in yoga gracify.co.uk/rubber-vs-cork-yoga-mat/, the use of special breathing techniques, which are an important part of the system, as well as concentration exercises are very important.

The main advantages and benefits of Pilates:

full body workout
improving strength, endurance and coordination
reduction of nervous tension and stress levels
quick weight loss
muscle flexibility training and strengthening
strengthening the spine, reducing lower back pain and manifestations of osteochondrosis
improving the functioning of internal organs, improving metabolism
relief from anxiety and insomnia
formation of a beautiful physique and the figure of your dreams!

Regular classes also help to reduce blood pressure in cases of hypertension and improve the functioning of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems, so the benefits of Pilates are invaluable for many chronic diseases and disorders in the body. During yoga classes gracify.co.uk/which-brand-is-best-for-yoga-mat/, the emphasis is on working out the entire body as a whole, in order to avoid muscle imbalance.
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