Improve
your performance and reduce the chances of injury
by:
* Strengthening the knee/shoulder/lower back stabilizing
muscles
* Learning the correct hip-knee-foot alignment
* Increasing spinal mobility and core strength so
you can maintain dynamic body position without excess
tension or fatigue
* Improving the quality of movement by gaining better
flexibility, awareness, balance, control and co-ordination
* Working with breath control which will help adapting
to top altitude and maintaining energy levels
* Applying practical postural tips anytime throughout
the day
“…I
went skiing with my family at New Year and for the
first time in 6 years of skiing I was not troubled
by painful knees. Even my ski instructor commented
on how my overall fitness, position on the skis and
balance had improved since the last year. I have to
say that it is entirely down to attending both Sonia's
pilates and Ski-Conditioning classes. !"
…Sophia
Tayler, Ski-Conditioning 2006/7 |