Medically reviewed by Katrina Carter, DPT Key Takeaways You can do Pilates at home without an instructor. Being consistent is ...

"I'm so excited to give you the ultimate core workout today," she says with a smile, knowing full well she's about to torture you and your midsection. This routine runs through a number of ...

A strong core is more than just an aesthetic goal; it's essential for enhancing athletic performance, supporting lower back health, and improving posture. While we've previously highlighted some of ...

Thanks to the turned-out leg position, frog presses quietly work the glutes and inner thighs, helping stabilise the hips ...

Toe taps are a great way to tone the hard-to-hit lower abs. For a strong and stable core, I recommend that my clients do Pilates exercises. I myself used Pilates to cure my chronic back pain, and ...

The core is the star of most Pilates sessions — it's true — but refocusing your attention to your arm strength could help you break through a Pilates plateau. According to certified Pilates instructor ...

Spencer has you start on the mat: No additional equipment is needed. You only need your body, comfy clothes, and a mat. Once you take a seat, you’ll rotate your hips, pointing your knees to your left ...

Celebrity trainer Yasmin Karachiwala shows the versatility and inclusivity of Pilates, without the requirement of high-end ...

Pilates core exercises are fantastic for developing a strong and stable core. They not only work the superficial muscles (think: six-pack abs), but also the deep stabilizing muscles, which can lead to ...