Key Assessments May Prevent Ballet Injuries

By dan | April 12, 2023

Research indicates that female ballet dancers are susceptible to injuries at a young age. Yet, early assessment techniques and principles—followed … Read more

Pilates Pros: Spotlight on the Piriformis

By dan | March 14, 2023

People with a history of lower back pain, SIJ instability, sciatic nerve pain or piriformis syndrome may come to Pilates … Read more

IQ of Movement 2023 | Annual Conference

By Leslie Braverman | February 27, 2023

Pacific Northwest Pilates’ IQ of Movement Conference happens only one time a year. Don’t miss your opportunity to train with … Read more

Eyes Wide Open: Observation is a Pilates Art

By dan | February 22, 2023

There’s an art to observation. PNWP education students often ask how to see something that is not immediately obvious. It … Read more

“Un-Stick” the Scapulae to Stabilize

By Leslie Braverman | February 15, 2023

Learn a series of exercise progressions on the Pilates Reformer  to help the scapulae glide and slide along the ribcage … Read more

What’s Your Pilates Reset Exercise?

By Leslie Braverman | January 31, 2023

Ever do too much and wish you could hit the reset button? Well, you can. A Pilates reset exercise is … Read more

Back Pain Solutions with Melanie Byford-Young

By Leslie Braverman | January 25, 2023

Back pain is one of the most common physical complaints, but it’s far from simple. According to recent research, movement … Read more

Get Dynamic Hips to Prevent Trips

By Leslie Braverman | December 21, 2022

Using the Pilates Stability Chair  as a tool to retrain, re-balance and coordinate the muscles around the hip and trunk, … Read more