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Clinical Pilates
It has a number of benefits including:
- Injury recovery and prevention
- Improved flexibility and posture
- Pain management
It is suitable for people of all ages and abilities and is a safe and effective workout. It is used in the rehabilitation of conditions such as:
- Back, pelvic and hip
- Neck pain and Headaches
- Pre and post-natal
- Post-operative
- Work injuries
- Neurological conditions
What is the difference between clinical Pilates and mat-Pilates?
Clinical Pilates differs in that it is run by a physiotherapist that will individually assess your past injury history and current fitness level, then design and closely supervise an exercise program tailored to your specific needs based on our unique ‘directional-preference’ methodology.
All clinical Pilates participants go through a number of 1:1 sessions first to ensure they are completely familiar with the movement and confident in their ability prior to joining a class environment.
If you would like to know more about clinical Pilates, feel free to give us a call, or click the live chat button below.
What Is Clinical Pilates?
At Concentric , we offer individualised physiotherapy strength-and-mobility consultations designed to meet the individual needs of the patient. A physiotherapist uses exercises drawn from pilates in conjunction with others to improve posture, increase core stability, and enhance balance, strength, control, breathing, and flexibility. This system is used to treat a broad range of injuries, especially those to the neck and back.
The pilates component at Concentric implements therapeutic exercise in your rehab plan to retrain your muscles and make them stronger. An effective program strengthens the affected muscles and helps initiate their function to support your back and neck. The end result is improved posture, greater strength, and flexibility to the injured area.
These physiotherapy strength and mobility consultations are especially effective for some clients, but aren’t for everyone. The effectiveness of these forms of exercise therapy depend on your injury and your needs. An accurate evaluation will help our allied health team determine if it’s the right approach to treatment for you.
To get the maximum benefit from your individualised strength and mobility consultation,, you must implement six basic principles. These include:
- Concentration
- Centring
- Control
- Flowing Movement
- Precision
- Breathing
The use of pilates for treating clients with specific injuries includes improved posture and core stability, prevention of additional injuries, better muscular strength, and flexibility. The same types of exercises that many people rely on to build a stronger, more muscular body can also improve their condition after an injury occurs.
Research shows that pilates offers these and many other benefits to people with a range of specific needs. Concentric offers a custom designed and closely supervised exercise program using our unique methodology. Our goal is to help you improve your strength and functionality instead of treating your symptoms. Contact us or book an appointment online today to learn more about the many benefits of pilates. Â
If you think you may benefit from pilates, we want to hear from you. Please call us on 1300 148 160