Strength training is a type of physical exercise specializing in the use of resistance to induce muscular contraction which builds the strength, anaerobic endurance, and size of skeletal muscles.
Pilates classes are a great way to get your body moving the right way again. ABS Pilates of Sunbury, Ohio serves the Columbus, Gahanna, Westerville, Galena, Sunbury and all other surrounding areas. All classes are lead by Amanda B. Smith, licensed physical therapist and certified Pilates instructor with more than 25 years of experience.
ABS Pilates offers all levels of Pilates classes including mat Pilates, Reformer classes, Tower classes and Jumpboard classes. Classes for the beginner, intermediate and advanced participant. ABS Pilates services the central Ohio area including, but not limited to Sunbury, New Albany, Gahanna, Columbus, Galena and Westerville.
Pilates improves strength of the core muscles. The stronger your core is the more power you can generate during your swing. Pilates is known for strengthening all the muscles of the core including the small deep spinal muscles that help to protect the spine.
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ABS Pilates is now offering private and semi-private Pilates sessions as well as varying levels of classes with Amanda B. Smith, a licensed physical therapist who specializes in injuries to the spine.
I have taught Barre for about 2 years now and have noticed such an improvement in my leg strength. I love it for different reasons, but mostly because it uses a lot of the same principles as Pilates
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This fun class is designed to improve the strength and flexibility of the spine in almost all the ways the spine is designed to move…flexion, extension and side bending (or lateral flexion).