No Proprioception? Reframe the Aim.

By Leslie Braverman | July 20, 2022

Movement instructors are often vexed when teaching a client who has  poor proprioception (a.k.a. low body awareness) and/or by someone … Read more

Older Adult benefits from Pilates exercise on the Pilates Reformer

Bone Up With Pilates

By dan | July 20, 2022

The National Osteoporosis Foundation (NOF) declares that 54 million U.S. adults age 50 and older are affected by osteoporosis and … Read more

PNWP Presents “Breath By Design” with Kim Kraushar

By Leslie Braverman | July 13, 2022

We’re pleased to present world renowned, BodyMind fitness innovator Kim Kraushar to Pacific Northwest Pilates this fall. Kim brings over … Read more

PNWP COVID-19 | July 2022 Updates

By Leslie Braverman | July 4, 2022

Dearest PNWP Community, Beginning Monday, July 4, clients and instructors will be able to enter the studio without a mask. … Read more

Tight Traps? Don’t be Tricked.

By Leslie Braverman | June 22, 2022

Tension of Traps often makes our clients want to stretch and get a massage. Melanie explains why a taut trap … Read more

Multi-Planar Movement | Cervical Spine

By Leslie Braverman | May 23, 2022

Strength and endurance of deep core muscles are key to a healthy neck especially in conjunction with arm movement. Melanie … Read more

Three Reasons Professional Athletes Turn to Pilates

By dan | May 23, 2022

It’s all over the news. Pro athletes have discovered what others have known for years—Pilates works. Pacific Northwest Pilates co-owner … Read more

Reclaim the Clam!

By Leslie Braverman | April 27, 2022

The Clam is an excellent exercise…when executed well. Here, Melanie explains why she often uses a stability ball to facilitate … Read more