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Pilates
Who can benefit from Pilates?
The short answer- every body. Pilates can be practiced at any age, ability, and stage of life. Anyone who is pregnant, recovering from surgery, or has developed osteoporosis can still participate with specified instruction.
How often should I practice Pilates?
This depends on your health history, physical activity level, and how much time you have to devote to learning a new way to move.
How long are Pilates sessions?
I offer 30 and 60 minute sessions.
Personal Training
How are you different from a regular trainer at a gym?
With my background in anatomy, biomechanics, and physics, I create a plan that is not based on fads or trends. Instead, I keep your health history in mind, address any acute or chronic injuries, and develop an exercise program that belongs to no one else but you. Because every body is unique.
What types of home fitness equipment do you recommend?
This depends on your budget, living space, and the type of exercise program I design for you.
How long are personal training sessions?
I offer 30 and 60 minute sessions.
Nutrition
How are you different from a Registered Dietitian?
A Registered Dietitian receives a professional degree in nutrition sciences and has a license to work in medical settings. As a nutrition coach, I help you address behaviors that keep you from making the healthy choices you need to embody the lifestyle you want to have.
Do you charge extra for nutritional guidance and a diet plan?
No. Nutritional guidance and your personal diet plan are included in the cost of your private nutrition sessions.
How long are nutrition counseling sessions?
I offer 30 and 60 minute sessions.
Muscle Health Care
How is this different from Physical Therapy?
Physical Therapy approaches injury rehab from a protocol-based model. As a Muscle Health & Exercise Specialist, I use a variety of screening and assessment tools to find where any limits in your joint mobility may be. Once I identify where your joints can and can’t move, I’ll focus on improving your muscles' ability to move your bones evenly on each side of each joint in your body.
How long does it take to get results?
This depends on your health history, what the assessment I conduct tells me about your individual needs, and your health and fitness goals.
Do you take insurance?
No, I am not approved by most providers for insurance.
Small Group Sessions
What should I wear to a class?
Wear clothing you feel comfortable moving in. For virtual classes, wear tops and bottoms that are a different color from your mat.
How do I access a virtual class?
Once payment is received, an email will be sent to you with login information. Follow the instructions and allot 5 minutes before class for tech setup.
What do I need to attend a class?
Check the class description for details about what you'll need. Have water nearby so you can stay hydrated.
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