Pilates can help with all kinds of pain

DO you suffer from back pain?

John Harris

John Harris

info@virtualcom.it

12:00AM, Monday 14 January 2013

DO you suffer from back pain?

Do you have poor posture?

Are you pregnant, and need to strengthen your core and back muscles to help you through your pregnancy and delivery?

Have you just had a baby, and want to regain your shape and fitness, to cope with the physical demands of motherhood?

If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you should take up Pilates.

Pilates is a form of exercise which co-ordinates the working of muscles with breathing. It strengthens the core, postural muscles of the body, tones the whole body and stabilises the muscles of the trunk — making it ideal for the prevention of back problems.

Its consistent success rate in solving such problems has brought it to the attention of osteopaths, chiropractors and physiotherapists.

Christine Brook took up Pilates on the recommendation of her physiotherapist, to counter her back problems, and then qualified as an instructor with the internationally renowned Body Control Pilates Association.

Chris runs daytime and evening matwork classes for up to 12 people in the Sonning Common area and is available to run private classes for up to three clients.

Chris also runs tailored antenatal and postnatal classes for a maximum of six ladies per class. Antenatal classes can be joined at any time during pregnancy. New mums can join postnatal classes — and bring baby too.

If you are interested in attending Chris’s Pilates classes please contact her for more details on 0118 924 2515 or email chris@time4pilates.co.uk or visit www.time4pilates.co.uk

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