by juliettesavin | Jan 31, 2023 | Blog, New group classes, Post-Natal, Pre-Natal, Special offer
Do not miss this special offer This Winter, come try Pilates with me! If you are interested in trying my duo Prenatal Pilates class, Postnatal Pilates classes or Restoratives Pilates classes, now is the time! If you book a 5-class card for either of these classes in...
by juliettesavin | Aug 25, 2022 | Blog, Post-Natal, Pre-Natal, Private classes
What’s the pelvic floor? The Pelvic floor (PF) is made up of complex layers of muscles that sit like a hammock at the base of the pelvis. They connect the tailbone at the back to the public bone at the front, and they also connect across the sitting bones. The...
by juliettesavin | Feb 2, 2022 | Blog, Group classes, Post-Natal, Pre-Natal
Why use props? I use props a lot in my classes, especially in my Postnatal and Prenatal classes… But in all classes really! I expect all my clients to purchase or borrow the props at the beginning of a series of online classes. Not having the props will mean not...
by juliettesavin | Feb 1, 2022 | Blog, Post-Natal, Private classes
When should Postpartum Rehab start? Your postpartum rehab starts right after you have given birth to your baby. Whether your birth was a planned or unplanned C-section, or a vaginal birth with or without intervention – you can start gently helping your body to...
by juliettesavin | Mar 31, 2021 | Blog, Post-Natal, Pre-Natal
Why should I exercise my pelvic floor? Just like any other muscle group, the pelvic floor needs to be stretched and toned and looked after. Especially if you are a woman and have had children or are considering having children, because pregnancy and birth put a lot of...
by juliettesavin | Mar 12, 2021 | Blog, Group classes, PBerg, Post-Natal, Private classes
Postnatal Pilates – Why do mums love it? Postnatal Pilates is fantastic for rehab Between feeds, nappy changes and endless hours pushing a pram hoping that baby falls asleep, finding time to look after yourself with a newborn is hard, virtually impossible. But...
