Pilates
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Pilates

Updated: 7 Sep 2020
Pilates
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Pilates is a physical fitness system developed in the early 20th century by Joseph Pilates, after whom it was named. Pilates called his method "Contrology". Pilates developed in the aftermath of the late 19th century physical culture of exercising in order to alleviate ill health. There is however only limited evidence to support the use of Pilates to alleviate things like lower back pain. Evidence from studies show that while Pilates improves balance, it has not been shown to be an effective treatment for any medical condition other than evidence that regular Pilates sessions can help muscle conditioning in healthy adults, when compared to doing no exercise.
Actress
36 followers
34 FLIISTs
almost 4 years ago
In choosing sports exercises Julia prefers pilates.
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Actress, Producer
73 followers
59 FLIISTs
4 years ago
Current obsession: “I’ve fallen in love with Pilates. It’s totally changed my body.”
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Model
23 followers
71 FLIISTs
over 3 years ago
I like to box. I like Pilates but I don’t love working out. It’s hard and it hurts.
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Actress
28 followers
60 FLIISTs
almost 4 years ago
I do Pilates as much as I possibly can. With any regularity, no, but I go in spurts. Sometimes I'll do it a couple times a week, and then I'll skip two or three weeks. But, I do it as much as I possibly can because it makes my body feel so strong and healthy, more than any other workout routine. [I started Pilates] after I had my first baby.
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Actress
110 followers
65 FLIISTs
4 years ago
I really wish I was better about health. I don’t take vitamins, and I eat like an 11-year- old orphan. But I exercise! I do Pilates and I run.
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Actress, Musician
38 followers
44 FLIISTs
4 years ago
All that flexibility training comes in handy, however, as another one of Miley's favorite ways to work out happens to be Pilates, known for its ability to majorly strengthen and sculpt your abs.
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Actress, Blogger, Musician
176 followers
160 FLIISTs
4 years ago
Selena has been a Pilates superfan for forever. Selena has been working with trainer Amy Rosoff Davis for years now; they train three to five days a week regularly and up to seven days a week if she's going on or currently on tour.
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Musician
118 followers
90 FLIISTs
4 years ago
It has become a part of her normal routine, and she's been alternating between cross-training and Pilates. "She does 60-minute sessions that include cardio, circuit training, and Pilates ... She's found a routine that's working for her and is enjoying it more."
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