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Clinical Pilates for Osteoporosis: What You Need to Know Before You Start
Osteoporosis affects a significant number of Australians, particularly women over the age of 50. It is a condition in which bone density decreases, raising the risk of fracture from relatively minor force. For many people, an osteoporosis diagnosis raises understandable concerns about exercise. What is safe? What might cause harm? Clinical Pilates for osteoporosis focuses on safe loading, posture, and fall prevention. The answer that physiotherapy and current research consist
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Apr 163 min read


Spinal Health & Back Pain in Pilates: What Every Instructor Should Understand
Back pain is one of the most common concerns clients bring into a Pilates studio. As instructors, we regularly hear: “My back feels tight.” “I’ve had disc issues before.” “My physio said to strengthen my core.” Understanding spinal biomechanics helps instructors program Pilates safely and confidently. Yet many teachers feel uncertain when programming for mixed-ability classes where spinal sensitivity may be present. The challenge isn’t about diagnosing or treating things tha
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Mar 123 min read
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