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Pilates for Runners

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Pilates exercises create a stronger, more flexible spine and core, and also promotes faster recovery from strains or injuries.
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For a runner, posture is one of the key ingredients to success. And posture is very dependent on a strong core. Pilates develops a strong core by supporting and strengthening the muscles of the torso, hips, shoulders and pelvis.

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These can eventually lead to a huge positive difference in your posture, technique, balance and stability. It enables you to focus on where your head and neck are in relation to the spine and pelvis, on down through the legs and toes.​​​

This all adds up to more efficient movement and less chance of injury.​

 

​Running is a linear sport, but our bodies aren't.

Mat Pilates helps you move better in every direction by focusing on the "powerhouse" (your core, glutes, and hips).

​The benefits for runners:

​Improved Posture: Keep your chest open and form strong, even in the final miles.

​Injury Prevention: Strengthen the stabilizer muscles that protect your knees and ankles.

​Core Power: A stronger core means better stability and less wasted energy.

​Active Recovery: Increase your range of motion without the impact of more miles.

​Stop just pounding the pavement and start building the foundation. 

​The secret to your next PB isn’t always more miles. 

​Mat Pilates bridges the gap between strength and flexibility.

It targets the deep core muscles that hold your form together when fatigue kicks in.

​Build a body that’s resilient, balanced, and ready for the long run. 

​Ever feel your form "fall apart" at mile 8? 

​That’s usually not your lungs giving out—it’s your core.

​Mat Pilates is the ultimate cross-training for runners because it requires zero equipment but delivers maximum results:

​Glute activation to power your stride.

​Hip mobility to prevent that "tight runner" feel.

​Breath control to stay calm under pressure.

​Add 20 minutes of mat work to your weekly routine and feel the difference in your next run.


Shave seconds off your times because you move more efficiently
Run without pain!

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