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pitterpat
post 17/04/2007, 01:58 PM
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I am thinking of starting a Beiginners Pilates class soon.

For those of you who have tried it - what are the benefits?
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mollykathleen
post 17/04/2007, 02:16 PM
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o its great
its just great

it totally gives you a workout without actually even working up a sweat. it doestn feel like a workout cause its fun. and challengin. i have a pilates movie i do alot. i love it so much. i really reccommend it
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Doofybear
post 17/04/2007, 02:42 PM
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Man, I must be sooooo fat and unfit!

I just borrowed my sis's copies of 'Marie Winsor Pilates', and did the 20 min workout! My bum muscles hurt! blush.gif

But, I am sitting up straighter!

Hopefully it will help me get rid of my flabby belly!
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MadamFrou-Frou
post 17/04/2007, 02:43 PM
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Flat stomach, good posture, toned body ... ok those are the supposed benefits, not what I have achieved, but it is a great workout! tongue.gif
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Mischa
post 17/04/2007, 02:47 PM
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Sorry but i don't like it! I don't feel like i've achieved anything unless i've worked up a sweat so Pilates just doesn't do it for me!
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post 17/04/2007, 02:50 PM
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I love Pilates, I always leave my class feeling renewed
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post 17/04/2007, 02:51 PM
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great abs! I had better stomach muscles after DD1 than before thanks to doing heaps of pilates. Now afrer DD2 I am trying to do the same. I find it works a treat.
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alottolearn
post 17/04/2007, 02:55 PM
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If you want to work up a sweat at Pilates you need to come to my class - brutal instructor!! I have graduated up to an "advanced" class now - and last night I was puffing while doing it!

I love it - I have found it great for helping the muscles that you use as a mum - when having babies on the hip constantly etc!!

If I could afford to, I would go twice a week which is when you would probably see physical improvements - rather that just feeling more flexible and strengthening muscles.

Have fun! biggrin.gif
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Mary76
post 17/04/2007, 02:59 PM
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I just posted the same thread last night, still deciding whether to do Yoga or Pilates.... I'm leaning towards pilates now.
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Canberra chick
post 17/04/2007, 03:00 PM
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I absolutely love it! My abs are so strong (the flat stomach does require the layer of fat to disappear... blush.gif ), I am a lot more flexible and the mental focus is great too.

I find it is a great counter and prep work for my rugby - improves balance and inner core strength, stretches out the muscles and stops me being too stiff and sharpens the mind.
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