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WELLNESS

So, how can Reformer Pilates help during menopause?

BY DREAM BODY PILATES

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WELLNESS

Supporting mobility without relying on high-impact exercise

Sep 22
1 min read

Updated: Sep 29

If running, jumping or intense workouts no longer appeal to you, that doesn’t mean your exercise has to be easy or ineffective.


One of the benefits of Reformer Pilates is that exercises can be challenging without necessarily being high impact.


The springs, carriage and straps allow movements to be adapted to different abilities while still providing resistance.


This can make Reformer Pilates an approachable option for women who want to become stronger but don’t enjoy a traditional gym environment.




04 How Reformer Pilates Supports
Mobility and Flexibility

Mobility is about more than just flexibility. It's also about having the control,

strength and range of movement required for everyday life.


Reformer Pilates can help by:


  • Improving Joint mobility and stability.

  • Lengthening and strengthening the muscles

  • Reducing stiffness and tension

  • Supporting better posture and body alignment


Because the exercises are low impact, they can adapt to suit your current

ability, fitness level, and can be progressed as you get stronger.




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Comments

Core

Back

EXERCISES CAN TARGET THE

Legs and Glutes

Arms and shoulders

The resistance can also be adjusted, allowing exercises
to become progressively more challenging as you get stronger.

Stronger Muscles
support a stronger,
more independent you.

STRENGTH | CONTROL | CONFIDENCE

This is particularly relevant during and after menopause, when maintaining muscle and physical function becomes increasingly important.

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