Pilates: Wall Pilates for Seniors to Enhance Flexibility and Balance (An Illustrated Guide to Improve Your Posture and Build Your Core Strength)

By Todd Barcomb

This comprehensive guide is designed specifically for newcomers to pilates, providing an accessible and gentle approach to harnessing the benefits of this renowned exercise method. With easy-to-follow instructions and accompanying illustrations, you'll learn how to engage your muscles effectively, enhance flexibility, and promote overall body strength-all while comfortably seated on a chair. Improve your posture, reduce discomfort, and lower the risk of injuries. Enhance your core strength and stability, leading to better balance and coordination. Increase your flexibility, allowing for greater ease of movement.

Here is what you will find inside this book...

Detailed illustrations for you to follow alongPlenty of upper-body and lower-body exercises to choose fromThe principles of pilates and how to actually get resultsA 4-week exercise plan for you to followAnd much, much more...

With easy-to-follow instructions and expert tips, seniors can rediscover the joy of movement, regain independence, and cultivate a deeper mind-body connection. Whether you're a beginner or have previous experience with pilates, this guide offers a transformative journey to enhance flexibility, improve balance, and promote overall well-being for seniors of all fitness levels.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1999212363
• ISBN13: 9781999212360
• Release Date: June 2023
• Publisher: Elena Holly
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.0" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Pilates is a waste of money

1. It is written with such poor grammar, it is virtually unreadable. Some sentences are unintelligible. 2. It says it is illustrated...Well if you consider 1" x 1.5" black and white grainy photos as illustrations for an exercise book and only a few at that, as illustrations, then I guess it is. 3. It says, "Wall Pilates for Seniors".. Sadly the only mention of wall pilates is in the last section of the book and only 2 and one half pages long. All in all a disappointment and a waste of money.