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Pilates of Fayetteville studio closing
Fayetteville Observer Malinda Craven, who co-owns Pilates of Fayetteville with Sandy Fisher, said business had been good and was growing. But they struggled to find instructors … |
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Mind. Body. Wellness.
Jamaica Observer I decided to keep moving with the help of pilates — which she started in 2004 — and with the reformer in particular (pilates apparatus), I was able to lie on my … |
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Pilates circuit offers 6 moves to trim your core
Charlotte Observer By William Hageman Pilates instructor Julie Rowland shows different Pilates moves that can be done at home to de-stress. Here she demonstrates the shoulder bridge. Patrick Farrell/Miami Herald) With some fitness regimens, that first trip to the gym can … |
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Therapeutic exercise helps sick and injured lead healthier lives
Fayetteville Observer By Jennifer Calhoun Susie McFadyen pressed her hands against a mirrored wall and pushed her right leg behind her, while encouraging her chair Pilates class to do the same. To the average onlooker, the move might not seem difficult. |
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Help is on the way
News & Observer Kim Perry of Cary, whose name was drawn for “Total Body Pilates with Mini Ball”; Dave and Carrie Helston of Willow Spring, for “Supreme 90-day System, a 10-DVD set”; and Sandra Richardson of Raleigh, for “Dance Off the Inches: Hip Hop Body Blast. … |
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Sign up for activities to fit all needs
Charlotte Observer Dance 'N' Shed and Pilates, Monday evenings beginning Jan. 9. DancinKids, for ages 2-12, begins the week of Jan. 12. Tai Chi, Thursday or Saturday mornings beginning Jan. 12. At JV Washam Recreation Center, open-play badminton is from 1-5 pm Sundays … |
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Avert holiday pitfalls
News & Observer Get in shape with one of three DVDs in this week's drawing: “Total Body Pilates with Mini Ball,” “Dance Off the Inches: Hip Hop Body Blast,” or “Supreme 90-day System, a 10-DVD set.” To enter, send email to cmiller@newsobserver.com. … |
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Finding the right fit: The latest exercise trends
Fayetteville Observer Feel the urge to snooze when you think about Pilates? Consider trying the Core Barre. And if working alongside hundreds of people at the nearest mega-gym makes you queasy, why not throw your own exercise party with friends? These options are available … |
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Physiotherapist Di Hewetson from Chipperfield completed Himalayas trek with …
Watford Observer The 49-year-old, who works as a physiotherapist and Pilates instructor in Kings Langley, braved the freezing cold and more than 4000 feet to raise money for GROW, a Watford-based homeless charity. Mrs Hewetson, of Dunny Lane, left England to trek from … |
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Business Observer for Sunday, Nov. 6
Fayetteville Observer Susie McFadyen of Advanced Physical Therapy Solutions has become a certified instructor of the Pink Ribbon Program, a Pilates-based exercise and movement program for women who have undergone treatment and/or surgery for breast cancer. … |
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