Managing Common Health Concerns with Physiotherapy Physiotherapy is an essential part of allied health care, offering a hands-on and evidence-based approach to managing a wide range of health concerns. Physiotherapists are trained to assess, diagnose, and treat movement disorders, injuries, and conditions that affect the body’s ability to function optimally. While physiotherapy as a profession…
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Why Clinical Pilates is Perfect for Every Body Clinical Pilates is a fantastic option for exercise based rehab, as it offers a tailored, evidence-based method to help individuals of all ages and fitness levels move better, recover from injury, and build strength safely. Unlike general Pilates classes, Clinical Pilates is led by highly trained physiotherapists…
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At Malvern Physiotherapy Clinic, we understand that no two bodies are the same, so we prioritise individualised care. Whether new to Pilates or returning after an injury, beginning with a one-on-one Clinical Pilates assessment is essential for a safe, effective, and rewarding experience. This crucial first step lays the groundwork for your success. 1. A…
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You may have heard about Pilates from a friend or even had a recommendation from your doctor. Pilates has gained immense popularity over the years. It offers a holistic approach to physical fitness, flexibility, and rehabilitation. With so many different Pilates options available today, it can be hard to know which one is best for…
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How you should prepare your body for the ski season As skiing and snowboarding have become increasingly popular, many enthusiasts often ask why they should prepare their bodies for the upcoming snow season. Like any other demanding physical activity, the truth is that snow sports require a certain level of fitness and conditioning to avoid…
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Long gone are the days when Pilates was associated with only ballet dancers and pregnant ladies. The benefits of Pilates have been discovered by pro golfers on the PGA tour, and these benefits include both improvement in performance and decreased injury risk. Whether you are a weekend hacker, or a competitive member of your golf…
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Research has shown just 45 minutes of Pilates, twice a week for 8 weeks, was able to increase both flexibility, strength and your lower back control. This study looked at difference achieved by those who completed Pilates compared with people who did not. Clinical Pilates enhances your ability to achieve these results under the watchful…
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Some thoughts from Hina on breathing techniques commonly taught in Clinical Pilates. I have been practicing Clinical Pilates for over eight years and teaching for the past five. Throughout this time I have been lucky enough to experience many different approaches and styles of teaching, with breathing instruction being no exception. Some teachers instructed me…
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“Core”…what does it even mean? The concept of “core” means different things to different professions. Core can refer to the abdominal muscles, pelvic floor muscles, the muscles that control the hip and pelvis, or even the back muscles? So when you are told to switch on your core, what are you really being asked to…
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Clinical Pilates is an incredibly popular form of stability and control-focused exercise. The origins of Pilates date back to World War I where one Joseph Pilates, who the exercise form is named after, was placed in an enemy camp on the Isle of Man. Here, his background in gymnastics and study of anatomy and exercise…
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