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Some people have never exercised in their life until Pilates came along.

For those who want to get fit less the fuss, Pilates is the best form of exercise.

Founder Joe Pilates called it “Contrology” for a good reason. It’s become a proven exercise method to control the body, mind and muscles.

The result: improved core strength, better posture, reduced stress and a transformed healthier body. Think of a leaner, longer, stronger form. See those celebrities on the red carpet with slender legs and well-toned arms? Megan Fox, Cameron Diaz, Madonna, Sandra Bullock. Yes, that’s Pilates. Who doesn’t want that?

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  1. Pilates is a system developed by Joseph Pilates who was a German physical trainer. He infused his belief that both mental and physical health is interrelated in Pilates.
  2. One of the biggest misconceptions about Pilates is that it is a form of yoga. It is its own physical fitness system.
  3. Pilates was developed as a form of exercise in the early 20th century.
  4. In order to have great results doing Pilates, it is necessary to do everything the right way – learn about the posture, the breathing, the movement and the number of repetitions from a qualified teacher.
  5. In Pilates, breathing is the key. Pilates involves slow movement and a series of exercises along with attention to proper breathing techniques.
  6. Joseph Pilates’ original sequence of 34 mat exercises is still going strong in studios nationwide.
  7. There is a common misconception that Pilates is just for women. This isn’t true! Pilates caters to everyone!
  8. Hollywood celebs including Madonna, Uma Thurman, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Molly Sims, and Russell Brand all rely on Pilates to stay fit and healthy.
  9. Pilates is incomplete without method and apparatus. Pilates is all about achieving the right method in your exercise.
  10. Pilates requires maximum concentration – it’s all about precise movements and it demands a lot of concentration.
  11. ‘Contrology’ is Pilates’ second name. Joseph Pilates believed that whoever is practicing Pilates should be in constant control of each and every movement.
  12. Quality is more important than quantity and needs to be done in a precise manner – from the posture, the breathing, the movement, the number of repetitions, and the amount of energy that is spent.
  13. Pilates will challenge your body – a huge advantage to anyone.
  14. Joseph Pilates was fascinated by the classical Greek ideal to be balanced in body, mind, and spirit. He developed his own exercise system, Pilates, based on this concept.
  15. Pilates involves slow movement and a series of exercises along with attention to proper breathing techniques. Any form of Pilates will not be complete without conscious breathing in and breathing out.
  16. Resistance training, the essence of Pilates, is scientifically proven to create lean muscle and rev up your metabolism to burn calories all day long.
  17. When Joseph Pilates was working on developing Pilates as a system of physical fitness, he also termed it ‘Contrology’.
  18. Mat based Pilates involves a series of exercises done on the floor. Equipment based Pilates incorporates the use of various equipment and weights for muscle training.
  19. From improved flexibility, better posture, and enhanced muscular strength to rehabilitation and prevention of injuries – Pilates helps one and all.
  20. Pilates is based on the belief that the way the exercises are done is more important than the exercises themselves.
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