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Last nite was my first pilates course at Selection Fitness Aachen. If you ask me how was it, I'd answer you with one word. "Awesome!" I could feel that in my thighs and all muscles were working. At the beginning it was a little difficult for me, but then it got better and better.
Back to pilates, Joseph Pilates created this method for the veterans of WW II in order to improve the rehabilitation programs. Pilates sessions claim to help increase strength and flexibility, lengthen the body, and align the spine.
In my opinion, pilates is all about mind, controlling, breath, concentration and centering.
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