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Read moreIt puts emphasis on alignment, breathing, developing a strong core, and improving coordination and balance. The core, consisting of the muscles of the abdomen, lower back, and hips, is often called the “powerhouse” and is thought to be the key to a person’s stability.
Pilates is a total body exercise, developed almost one hundred years ago by Joseph Pilates, to rehabilitate injured WW1 soldiers and later, for strength and conditioning of dancers. It became a favourite exercise option of the elite in New York in the 1960s but has now become more widely available, with a huge range of styles, from classic to contemporary and a number of hybrid classes, combining Pilates with everything from yoga to boxing.
Emphasising a full range of motion helps maintain, and in a lot of cases increases, mobility in the body.
Gain muscular strength and lumbopelvic control. A strong core is the ‘powerhouse’ of your body. It helps reduce back pain, improve posture and alignment, and helps power your sports.
Pilates exercises require that your body is always in alignment. This is especially beneficial if you suffer from lower back pain.
Employees will feel improvements in their personal health and fitness, as well as assist with the management of any aches/pains or potential workplace injuries.
Employ Health physiotherapists are highly trained and skilled in assisting with exercise prescription and guidance on movements. Not only do they have a fantastic understanding of the body and the way our muscles work, but they also have insight into the workplace factors and contributions to injuries and stressors.
No, it is safe to conduct, it is always supervised by a physiotherapist to ensure safety.
Pilates can range from very gentle to extremely challenging, all of the exercises are easily modifiable in order to suit anyone’s abilities.
Anyone can participate, a physiotherapist will ensure the program is appropriate for each individual and their current exercise level.
The health benefits of Pilates include:
Pilates can certainly improve posture. Pilates exercises require that your body is always in alignment. This is especially beneficial if you suffer from lower back pain.
A pilates class involves a 45min – 1-hour exercise session led by a physiotherapist using a range of equipment.
All you need is some comfortable clothes and socks.
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At Employ Health, we believe that a healthy workforce is a productive workforce. Not only do we want people to perform their best in work but also in life.
We understand that no two workers are the same. This is also true of workplaces, each presenting their own unique physical demands.
Workplace Health has quickly developed to be a key business performance driver. Both the World Health Organisation and the Australian Government have recognised that the workplace is a priority setting for health promotion.
Pilates is a form of exercise which improves flexibility, builds strength and develops control and endurance in the entire body.
Our Health and Wellbeing Programs extend beyond conventional practices, aiming to support health and safety at work while enhancing the overall wellbeing of individuals outside the workplace.
Much like elite athletes prepare for competition on the weekend, it is essential that workers prepare themselves for their physical work.
Employ Health’s engaging mental health and wellbeing training programs and seminars are designed to give your workforce a range of strategies to boost the resilience and mental wellbeing of your organisation, creating a landscape for a thriving and productive workforce.
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