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A Stronger Core in the New Year With Pilates

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Have you already started thinking about your intentions for the New Year? Often we find ourselves wondering about what we could do better next year as the year comes to a close. Deciding to work on your core is a truly laudable goal. A powerful core will help in everything you do.

Having a strong core makes literally everything better. If that seems an audacious statement - a strong core will help your posture and if you look the world right in the eye, you do feel better about yourself.

From a fitness goal perspective having a strong core will help in every other area of your program. No matter what your endeavor having a strong back and stomach muscle will help you do what you do better or faster. The question is how to go about it.

Queens Pilates is a fantastic way to build a better core. Pilates was developed to help injured ballet dancers stay fit when they needed to rest and recover. So it works on muscle groups specifically or perhaps in combination with near muscles but it is focused and exact. 

You will know during a Pilates Bronx session how this exercise group is working your lower back and that one works the neck muscles and the upper body. This deep focus will also help you feel the development and when you can see and feel results - you tend to feel so much better.

Pilates will give you a full-body work out without taxing or overworking it which helps lead to an overall increase in fitness. Pilates is enough of a workout that if you do a Pilates class regularly you will become fit. But it also helps as a foundation of fitness and recovery to any other sport-related goal too.

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