In today's daily life, we often adopt habits that place heavy demands on the body, such as sitting for long periods, performing repetitive movements at work or doing physical activity without adequate preparation. Over time, these demands can contribute to muscle tension, joint discomfort and movement limitations. In this context, stretching plays an important role,...
Clinical Pilates plays a vital role in the recovery process. Clinical exercise not only helps prevent the development of breast cancer and various other diseases, but also plays a vital role in the recovery process. The American Cancer Association recommends that patients resume physical activity immediately after...
Before starting clinical Pilates sessions, it is essential to carry out a full initial assessment to identify movement patterns, posture and breathing patterns. In this assessment, we use physiotherapy and osteopathy techniques to understand your needs and define personalised objectives adapted to you. If you have any discomfort or pain, we can also help...
Running is a widely practised activity, but it imposes repeated loads and a significant impact on the musculoskeletal system. Although it may seem simple, running consistently requires adequate preparation, not only on a cardiovascular level, but also in terms of movement control, stability and the ability of tissues to adapt to impact....
Low back pain is one of the most common musculoskeletal complaints and can be associated with multiple factors, such as prolonged postures, sedentary lifestyles, mechanical overload, altered motor control or previous episodes of injury. In many cases, the management of low back pain benefits from approaches that integrate targeted movement, postural control and functional adaptation strategies. Pilates...
The combination of Osteopathy and Clinical Pilates allows for an integrated approach to health, based on the relationship between structure, function and movement. While Osteopathy focuses on assessing and intervening on the structure of the body and its interrelationships, Clinical Pilates uses movement as a therapeutic tool to improve control, alignment and...
What is Clinical Pilates Clinical Pilates is a movement-based therapeutic approach, applied in a physiotherapy context, which integrates fundamental principles such as the centre, breathing, precision, concentration, fluid movement and control. These principles guide the practice in a structured way, promoting greater body awareness and...
I'm sure you've heard of Pilates. The Pilates method is fashionable and increasingly popular as a regular practice. But have you heard of Clinical Pilates? Do you know the differences between Pilates and Clinical Pilates? Clinical Pilates: the evolution of the traditional Pilates method Pilates is a method developed by Joseph...
