Empowering Clients Beyond Fear: Addressing DRA in Pilates
Diastasis Recti Abdominis (DRA) fear is a real concern for many, causing anxiety around movement that can harm overall health. It's essential to address these fears through intelligent movement practices and by dispelling myths. This empowers individuals to reconnect with their bodies and approach recovery with confidence. Acknowledging fear as a normal response fosters a supportive healing environment. Open discussions about DRA help individuals recognise their strengths and reduce isolation. Resources for effective strategies and community support are available for those seeking guidance on their health journey. If interested, please reach out for further discussion.
Pilates Research: The Flaws They Don't Want You to See
Like many, I turned to Pilates research seeking answers. But what I found was a web of misleading claims and questionable studies. I'm sharing my journey and revealing the critical questions we all need to ask before trusting the hype...
Abdominal Exercises and Diastasis Recti: What the Evidence Says
Can Diastasis Recti be prevented? Is it possible to heal a Diastasis with exercise?
5 Benefits of Small Pilates Classes for Pre and Postnatal Clients
Are larger classes better than smaller ones? What is best for pre and postnatal clients?