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Pilates at home - Videos and DVDs


The interactive nature of videos or DVDs is always helpful to get you going, as well as to ensure you do the exercises correctly.

I have listed the media covering pregnancy first in the list.

Please note: It is always a good idea to speak to your doctor before undertaking any new form of exercise when pregnant.

A short description is supplied for each and to find out more or to buy them online, simply click on the links provided.

  • Pilates in Pregnancy: by Lindsey Jackson (DVD)

    A workout designed for women preparing for pregnancy or who are pregnant. The exercises are designed to create a stronger body by developing safe posture and movement. Find out more or buy here.

  • Pilates For Pregnancy by Lynne Robinson:

    A pre and post natal workout. Pilates in Pregnancy is probably the safest and most effective form of exercise for the expectant mother. Find out more or buy here.

  • Pilates Workout for Dummies by Michelle Dozois and Andrea Ambandos (DVD)

    Pilates Workout for Dummies is a 60-minute programme, ideal for both the first-time and intermediate Pilates exerciser. Find out more or buy here.

 

 

  • Flow Pilates by Carolan Brown (VHS)

    Exercises which use breathing to develop muscle strength. Seven easy to follow sections: 'Warm Up', 'Back Mobility', 'Back Strengthening', 'Seated Abdominal Strength', 'Pelvic Stability', 'Deep Abdominal Tone' and 'Stretch And Cool Down'. Find out more or buy here.

  • Pilates by Micah Bo (VHS)

    A series of exercises which take inspiration from Pilates. Find out more or buy here.

  • Pilates Gymball Workout [2003] presented by Lucy Knight, directed by Ken Gray (VHS)

    Pilates using the gymball challenges balance, core strength – video due for release soon – pre-order your copy. Find out more or buy here.


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