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How to Program Pilates for Osteoporosis (Without Feeling Stuck Doing Only the Basics)
One of the biggest challenges Pilates instructors face when working with osteoporosis clients is this: “How do I keep the class challenging and interesting without relying on all the spinal flexion in traditional Pilates repertoire?” And honestly… you’re not alone. A huge amount of Pilates exercises involve spinal bending: roll ups, rolling like a ball, short spine, teaser variations, spine stretch, jackknife, and loaded flexion patterns in general. So if you’re trying to be

Amy Sasso
May 184 min read


The Best Exercises to Strengthen the Glutes: A Science-Based Approach for Pilates Teachers
There are many reasons a client may want to strengthen their glutes. Maybe their physiotherapist suggested it to help with back pain...

Amy Sasso
Feb 5, 20253 min read


You May Let Your Knees Go In During a Squat
Yes you may! This is the story we have been told for ages: “Don't let your knees go in during a squat!” “You will injure yourself if your...

Amy Sasso
May 18, 20232 min read
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