Bump-Up a Pilates Workout with Jumps

By Leslie Braverman | December 15, 2022

  Getting ready to run a marathon, purchase a ski pass for the winter season, or join in the Portland … Read more

Three More Things an Excellent Pilates Teacher Never Says

By dan | November 22, 2022

It’s true. Many experience satisfaction and results from gym and popular programs while others report injuries. Nevertheless, Pilates can serve … Read more

Moving to PNWP | Gyrotonic® & Alexander Technique

By Leslie Braverman | November 16, 2022

This month you’ll see a new face at Pacific Northwest Pilates. We’re excited to announce Alex Ballard of Ballard Movement … Read more

Bend Your Pilates for a Bow-Legged Body

By Leslie Braverman | November 16, 2022

Bowed legs (genu verum) is and outward bowing at the knee—the lower leg  is angled inward (medially) in relation to … Read more

Falling Down Much? | Build Up Capacity

By Leslie Braverman | October 20, 2022

Slips, trips, and falls can happen to anyone. Here, Melanie explains how building better capacity in all planes may help … Read more

Helpful Tips | Hypermobile Knees

By Leslie Braverman | September 26, 2022

Whether clients are born with hypermobility (greater than average range of motion in joints) or have acquired it through a … Read more

Yes! Strengthen the neck.

By Leslie Braverman | August 17, 2022

Melanie provides great tips, cues and insight as to how to strengthen the torso and cervical spine in multi-planar and … Read more