the movement

We want you to have a good relationship with your body. Isn’t that everyone’s goal when it comes to health and wellness? Well in my years of experience in the physical therapy field, I can tell you that some of the most challenge we experience in accomplishing and maintaining our physical goals comes from not listening to your body. Don’t be discouraged- this is a learned skill! Whether your mission is to slow down, get faster, recover from or prevent injury, improve balance, or gain stability, we could all benefit from some more internal focus. Fortunately the two modalities that are utilized in each session at SOL Movement Center are designed to do just that- work from the inside out. 

This is more than just movement; this is an active form of self-care that allows you to learn the language your body speaks.

Initially created as yoga for dancers, the Gyrotonic method is primarily centered around the idea of “expansion”. This multi-dimensional and equipment-based exercise consists of very low impact, rhythmic movement that focuses on re-aligning postural imbalances throughout the body and addressing movement patterns or “habits” that we have developed that typically lead to pain and overuse.  By working to elongate the spine, open joint space, free up fascial restrictions, and stimulate the circulatory and lymphatic systems, this exercise does not focus on one muscle group, one body part, at a time. This is whole body movement at its finest. 

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The Pilates method was introduced in the early 1900s as “Contrology”; a movement practice that resulted in an improved mind-body connection, universal strength, and overall injury prevention.  Pilates has since become a household name for core strengthening, gaining muscular strength and tone, and getting rock-solid abdominals. Our “core”, as we commonly refer to it, is a group of muscles absolutely essential to bringing efficiency into our functional movement, making it a vital tool in the rehabilitation and fitness world. This mat-based exercise uses body weight and breath to promote muscular facilitation, increased proprioception, and functional strengthening, allowing for ease and control in our everyday movement.

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