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When you think about Pilates and how it helps to increase body awareness, improve range of motion, core strength and promote better posture, there is little wonder that it is now being recognised by professional athletes for its ability to enhance performance and prevent injury.

If you are an athlete that continually pushes your body, training hard in one particular sport or activity such as running, cycling, tennis, golf or football, the focus on increased flexibility and developing deep stabilising core muscles can help you to build a more balanced body.

Pilates is a full body exercise system that develops endurance, strength, flexibility, coordination, balance and control of the body, toning muscles rather than bulking them.

What my clients say

Pilates exercises have helped me to recover from a frozen shoulder and back problems. Thanks to working with Caroline in class and one-to-one, I now have more shoulder movement than before my injury and have now resumed running and playing golf.
Steve, February 2019.

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