Tight, inflexible hamstrings are extremely common and can lead to chronic back, hip and knee pain. When we sit for extended periods of time with our knees bent and slouching, it causes the hamstrings to shorten and tighten (this position leads to tight hip flexors also).
This tutorial stretches and strengthens the hamstrings using active stretching techniques to reverse neuromuscular setting patterns to ensure you are flexible, strong and pain free.
Plantar fasciitis is a common and often persistent repetitive strain injury that can affect anyone, particularly runners, walkers and nearly anyone who stands fon their feet for long periods of time. It is a sharp pain in the bottom of your heel, it is often worse in the morning and causes pain w...
Strengthening the pelvic floor can be difficult and challenging in a number of ways. It can be difficult to get motivated to perform the exercises or even know exactly how to do them.
This tutorial will give you the guidance, support and motivation you need to restore and maintain your optimal p...
Did you know that one roll up is equal to six regular ab crunches? This is an amazing, fundamental Pilates exercise that creates flat, toned abs and also increases your flexibility through your entire body. It is a tough one to master, but with this simple “How To” guide you can break it down, st...
