Eternite Pilates

What is
Pilates ?

a system of exercises using special apparatus, designed to improve physical strength, flexibility, posture, and enhance mental awareness.
Originally created by a German man named Joseph H. Pilates in the 1920s, Pilates is a series of exercises designed to target the deep muscles of the abdomen and spine to strengthen the body from the inside out.
It focuses on breath and proper alignment with the goal of achieving a balance of strength and flexibility. This creates better balance in the body which translates to your movement through all of life’s activities, improving your posture and muscle tone.

THE BENEFITS

With regular practice pilates can and will change how your body looks and feels. It can…

Develop core strength and improve posture
Increase strength without bulk
Promote weight loss and long, lean appearance
Improve mobility and flexibility
Improve whole body fitness
Increase energy and self confidence
Create efficient flowing movement
Increase awareness of the mind, body and spirit

Benefits of Pilates for Chronic Pain

Pilates exercises for chronic pain work by enhancing the primary muscular support system of the body to offload the joints and important structures of the body, ultimately leading to a reduction of pain.

Pilates is great for chronic pain sufferers because exercises are low impact and increase muscle strength. They can also be altered to fit your ability level. Often your brain will move away from focusing on painful areas when it is busy concentrating on the body as a whole.

Benefits include:

Reduced or eliminated pain
Great for injury recovery
Increasing control over pain
Create more efficient patterns of movement
Better posture
Less risk of injury
Improved function making daily activities easier
Greater feeling of well-being
Increased confidence and independence
Reduced muscle stiffness
Improving joint mobility
Increases flexibility
Promote weight loss

Osteoporosis

As you may already know, osteoporosis is a condition where bones become increasingly thin and brittle. Preventing osteoporosis can largely be done by exercising, and since Pilates is a form of exercise, it is possible to use it as a tool to fight against the disease. If you do not already have osteoporosis, Pilates can be an effective weapon against getting it. If you do already have it, you can still do Pilates, but you must take extra care so as not to hurt yourself. You can still do most of the exercises, but Is Pilates Effective for Disease Prevention? If so certain modifications may be necessary to avoid exacerbating your condition.

Alzheimer’s

You might not think that Pilates or any other exercise could have any effects against Alzheimer’s, but studies show that regular exercise and a healthy diet can help prevent the debilitating disease from taking hold. Pilates is a high-intensity exercise while at the same time having a low impact. Most of its benefits are centred around the core muscles but they help in balance and flexibility as well. Coupled with a diet that is rich in protein and other essential nutrients, Pilates can be a powerful ally against not only Alzheimer’s but several other diseases as well. It is pretty amazing just how much a good exercise program can do for a person, isn’t it?

Parkinson's

Parkinson’s is a debilitating disease and has been made evident by prominent celebrities who have it. Muhammad Ali and Billy Connolly are arguably two of the most famous people who have the disease. Now, it should be noted that research has not shown any clear-cut benefits to sufferers of Parkinson’s by doing Pilates. However, since Parkinson’s affects such things as balance, motion, stability, posture, and speed, Pilates could possibly have some truly beneficial effects good for reducing the severity of Parkinson’s symptoms. Almost any of the exercises could be recommended as they go through a wide or even full range of motion. More studies are being performed, but regular aerobic exercise has been proven in rats to help reduce the loss of dopamine production. This hinders the production of dopamine and is believed to be responsible for the onset of Parkinson’s.

How could
Pilates help with MS symptoms?

Pilates has a number of benefits for MS. It can help:

Strengthen the muscles that support the joints
Improve balance, strength, stability, and flexibility
Increase awareness of body position
Improve walking distance
Enhance overall well-being and quality of life
Reduce pain and fatigue
Lower the risk of falling
Improve memory and other cognitive symptoms

PRICING STRUCTURE

New Client Special Introductory 1-2-1

We require new clients to complete two one hour 1-2-1 sessions before moving into a group session to ensure that you havethe basic principles underpinned. These form the basis of every pilates exercise from the very basic low impact exercisesto the high end advanced work. With a clear knowledge and understanding of these principals, the client will watch as their body begins to change shape and work optimally.

( 2x1 hour private 1-2-1 session only: £ 100.00 )

Small Group Classes 60 mins 3:1

Welcome to
Eternite Pilates Studio

What is
Pilates ?

THE BENEFITS

Benefits of Pilates for Chronic Pain

Benefits include:

Osteoporosis

Alzheimer’s

Parkinson's

How could
Pilates help with MS symptoms?

PRICING STRUCTURE

Drop-In

£ 41.00

5 Classes

£ 180.00

10 Classes

£ 330.00

Private Class

*Block of Classes
Discount Available

£ 70.00

Golders Green Studio

Our Team

Sue Tahsildar

Manager & Instructor

Charles Abbott

Instructor

Marco Brenugat

Instructor

Laura Ramazzina

Instructor

Melinda Flesch

Instructor

Elizabeth Egger

Instructor

Eternite partners

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Touch!

Address

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Welcome to Eternite Pilates Studio

What is Pilates ?

THE BENEFITS

Benefits of Pilates for Chronic Pain

Benefits includ​e:

Osteoporosis

Alzheimer’s

Parkinson's

How couldPilates help with MS symptoms?

PRICING STRUCTURE

Drop-In

£ 41.​00

5 Classes

£ 180.00

10 Classes

£ 330.00

Private Class

*Block of ClassesDiscount Available

£ 70.00

Golders Green Studio

Our Team

Sue Tahsildar

Manager & Instructor

Charles Abbott

Instructor

Marco Brenugat

Instructor

Laura Ramazzina

Instructor

Melinda Flesch

Instructor

Elizabeth Egger

Instructor

Eternite partners

Get inTou​ch!

Address

Contact

E-mail

Welcome to
Eternite Pilates Studio

What is
Pilates ?

Benefits include:

How could
Pilates help with MS symptoms?

£ 41.00

*Block of Classes
Discount Available

Get in
Touch!