Ticket #518 (new defect)
Opened 10 years ago
muscles power41215515541120200
Reported by: | josephjackson | Owned by: | eskil |
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Priority: | major | Milestone: | |
Component: | Unknown/Unsure | Version: | 0.9.827 |
Severity: | Should Have | Keywords: | |
Cc: | Fixed in Version: |
Description
So who can especially benefit from pilates? Actually the list is fairly long, but some who could get real benefits would include back pain sufferers. It's very hard for those who live with back pain to find any form of exercise that they can do without aggravating their situation. Pilates on the other hand, is very gentle on their back and is designed to build a very strong core of the stomach and back muscles, many times helping eliminate the cause of back pain altogether.
Those who like to play a lot of sports can certainly benefit from a pilates routine as it helps them elongate their muscles and gain better flexibility. This in turn will aid in cutting down on sports related injuries. Often those who play sports employ some kind of strength training which is good, but if you don't also have flexibility, strong muscles can tear easily. So pilates helps you be able to play longer, better, and with less injury.
Elderly and overweight people can use pilates very effectively too. The elderly are losing flexibility as they age and so pilates helps restore a lot of freedom of movement for them. And overweight folks often have a hard time beginning intensive workouts that burn calories without injury. But pilates can help them ease into a more active lifestyle while also slimming their body in the process. http://www.healthcaresup.com/alpha-fuel-xt/