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If Pilates student have hypermobile joints it is not recommended to stretch those areas
Don’t Stretch Hypermobility teaching skills Dec 10, 2018
Importance of a Pilates Teacher’s Self-Practice
On the Importance of a Pilates Teacher’s Self-Practice teaching skills Dec 05, 2018
Pilates Neutral spine Three-Point-Contact
The Three-Point-Contact teaching skills Nov 21, 2018
Best Pilates Exercises to Asymmetries and Imbalances
How to Work with Asymmetries and Imbalances teaching skills Nov 19, 2018
magic of Pilates through verbal cueing
Pilates Is An Inside Job teaching skills Oct 29, 2018
Eccentric Glute Control in Standing Leg Pump in Pilates
Eccentric Glute Control in Standing Leg Pump teaching skills Oct 22, 2018
Types of Cueing in Pilates
The Art and Science of Cueing by Eric Franklin | Book Review teaching skills Sep 24, 2018
Classical vs contemporary Pilates method
Classical versus Contemporary Pilates: There's Only One Pilates Method teaching skills Aug 21, 2018
Should I Close My Eyes In Pilates or Keep Them Open? teaching skills Jun 17, 2018
Self Correction in Quadruped Exercises teaching skills Apr 18, 2018
Roll Down Reach on Spine Corrector
Is Pilates too Gentle to be Effective? teaching skills Nov 15, 2017
correcting the shoulder once the student is in the Pilates stretch
How Do I Correct the Supine Spine Twist in Pilates teaching skills Jan 04, 2017
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