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		<description><![CDATA[Does Pilates work? This is the main question for those who are not familiar with Pilates. Actually, this is only among the many questions about this famous exercise. Here are some of the other questions and the best answer: 1. What is Pilates? &#8211; Pilates is a fast rising phenomenon that plans to stay for &#8230; <a href="http://the-pilates-zone.com/does-pilates-work/">Continue reading</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a title="Does Pilates Work" href="http://the-pilates-zone.com/pilates-questions/" target="_self"><strong>Does Pilates work</strong></a>? This is the main question for those who are not familiar with Pilates. Actually, this is only among the many questions about this famous exercise. Here are some of the other questions and the best answer:</p>
<p>1. What is Pilates? &#8211; Pilates is a fast rising phenomenon that plans to stay for good. It is an acronym for Proximal Integrating Latent Agile Toning Exercise. Pilates is not just a form of exercise but it is a method of stretching and strengthening the body. Even though it is a physical activity it is not categorize a cardiovascular workout.<br />
2. Who Developed It? &#8211;  Joseph Pilates is the one who developed it. When he was a child he suffered from asthma, rickets and rheumatic fever. So he developed a method of conditioning to effectively overcome his ailments and until now, it really does. Pilates works so well that eventually he became a diver, skier, boxer and gymnast. As the years passed, his method caught the attention of many athletes and dancers, including New York City Ballet<br />
3. On What Platform <a title="Does Pilates Work" href="http://the-pilates-zone.com/pilates-basics/" target="_self">Does Pilates Work</a>? &#8211;  Pilates works through the combination of breathing techniques with special stretches and a machine. It is a <a title="Does Pilates Work" href="http://www.pilates-exercise-for-health.com/does-pilates-work.html" target="_blank">method of exercise that focuses on improving the body’s core</a> to make the body more flexible and stronger. Many consider it more dynamic than Yoga because it pushes the body through stretching and targets flexibility, posture and strength.<br />
4. What Can You Get From Doing Pilates? &#8211;  Pilates have noticeable benefits, like some of those who do regular Pilates classes said that their body became toner, well balanced and stronger. Yes, it truly does! Pilates work for a very effective way on achieving the body they want. The main benefits that you can get from Pilates includes, core strength and stability, flexibility, balance and coordination, relief form back pain, improved posture, post rehabilitation and prevention to injury. Also a number of Pilates enthusiasts say that it increases their energy level.</p>
<p><strong>Does Pilates work</strong> &#8211; a question that you thought is very difficult to answer had instantly become very easy now.</p>
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