A Passion For Pilates Plr Ebook

PLR Ebook Table Of Contents

What Is Pilates?
Beginning Pilates
Beginning Mat Pilates
Props and Equipment for Pilates
What is Contrology?
Pilates for Rebuilding Strength and Flexibility
Pilates – Exercises and Benefits Part One
Footwork
Supine
Rowing
Pilates – Exercises and Benefits Part Two
Long Box
Roll Down
Plank/Long Stretch Series
Pilates – Exercises and Benefits Part Three
Stomach Massage
Knee Stretch
Kneeling
Pilates – Exercises and Benefits Part Four
Leg and Long Spine
Open and Close
Hollywood Legs
3 Way Hip Stretch
Pilates – Exercises and Benefits Part Five
Short Box Series
Around the World
Pilates – Exercises and Benefits Part Six
Split Series
Advanced
Who Should Not Do Pilates
Pilates for Pregnant Women
Pilates Resources

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What Is Pilates?

The Pilates Method, more commonly known as Pilates, is a popular kind of physical activity and exercise that aims to improve the body’s strength and flexibility.

Pilates began early in the 20th century. Joseph Pilates, a German boxer and circus performer who, during World War I, was forced into an internment camp, developed it.  While in that camp he developed floor exercises to help keep himself healthy and rehabilitate his fellow detainees.

After the war, Joseph Pilates came back to Germany and trained the Hamburg Military Police for a short period of time. He eventually moved to the United States, where he met his wife. The two of them worked together to improve the Pilates method and invent special equipment.

He trained students in a studio in New York, who eventually became teachers themselves of the Pilates method. Some teachers chose to teach Pilates in its original form, while some teachers opted to include their own styles, creating a contemporary style of Pilates.

Joseph Pilates wrote two books on Pilates. The books are entitled “Your Health: A Corrective System of Exercising That Revolutionizes the Entire Field of Physical Education” and “Return to Life through Contrology.”