Pilates is a versatile exercise method designed to enhance strength, flexibility, and posture, making it an ideal complement to physiotherapy. This low-impact approach focuses on controlled movements and precise alignment, targeting the deep stabilizing muscles of the core, back, and pelvis. For patients recovering from injuries or managing chronic conditions, Pilates can aid in restoring functional movement, reducing pain, and preventing re-injury. Its adaptable nature allows exercises to be tailored to each patient’s specific needs and abilities, ensuring safe and effective progression.
At our clinic, we integrate Pilates into rehabilitation programs to promote long-term physical health and well-being. Under the guidance of trained physiotherapists, patients can benefit from improved muscle balance, enhanced mobility, and greater body awareness. Whether you’re recovering from surgery, managing a musculoskeletal condition, or simply seeking to build a stronger foundation, Pilates can support your journey to recovery and resilience.
Reduced chronic pain
Improve posture
Reduced injury risk
Increased core strength
Decreased spinal pain
Increased flexibility
Pilates is also highly beneficial for pregnant women, offering a safe and effective way to stay active throughout pregnancy. Focusing on core strength, pelvic floor activation, and controlled breathing, Pilates helps to support the body through the physical changes of pregnancy and prepare for childbirth. It can alleviate common discomforts such as back pain, improve posture, and promote relaxation. With modifications tailored to each stage of pregnancy, Pilates ensures a gentle yet impactful workout that prioritizes both maternal and baby health. At ReBalance Physiotherapy we advise on the correct Pilates exercises for women who are pregnant or recently given birth. The exercises are aimed at:
Strengthening your abdominal and pelvic floor muscles
Improve posture
preventing and treating back pain that is common during pregnancy
Controlling your breathing
Reducing pelvic girdle pain
Preventing stress incontinence
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