Music in Pilates class has been hotly debated for years, and this episode forms the first installment of a three-part series exploring exactly that. We delve into the science supporting the use of music in your classes and explore the emotional benefits that make it a compelling choice. We also touch on some of the programming behind how to use music, includ ... Show More
Yesterday
Back in the Studio: Fear, Imposter Syndrome, and Returning to Teaching
Returning to teaching after a serious illness is not just a physical process. It is also emotional, psychological, and deeply personal.In this episode of The Pilates Exchange, Hannah and Christian reflect on what it was really like for Christian to teach his first classes back in ... Show More
33m 17s
Mar 8
Women’s Bodies Are Not Neutral: Power, Autonomy, and Movement Spaces
In this episode of The Pilates Exchange, Hannah sits down with terrorism scholar Gülden Hennemann for a thoughtful conversation about how women’s bodies have historically been used as sites of power, symbolism, and control.Across cultures and political systems, the regulation of ... Show More
53m 8s
Dec 2023
Special Guest - Stephanie Neal
Stephanie Neal of Pilates HQ joins me on the podcast today. She shares her Pilates journey, her experience learning and integrating Pilates as a physical therapist, finding balance between running a studio and making time for herself, and some incredibly relevant advice for new t ... Show More
53m 50s
May 2012
How You Can Use Sound And Music To Change Your Brain Waves With Laser Accuracy And Achieve Huge Focus And Performance Gains.
<p>Most of us know that workout songs and music can help you to exercise harder. But if you understand how sound and music actually change your brain waves, you can use this knowledge to alter your mental and physical performance states with laser accuracy. It sounds geeky, but I ... Show More
46m 51s
Sep 2022
TMHS 615: Use These Exercise Tips To Get Fit Fast (Even If You Have A Busy Schedule!) - With Kelsey Heenan
Between work and family responsibilities, most of us have a full schedule—and when life gets especially busy, exercise can often be the first thing to fall off your list of priorities. But you don’t need to spend hours in the gym every day to reap the multitude of benefits that c ... Show More
1h 7m