Functional Pilates for Healthy Ageability
Marlene Meyerson JCC of Manhattan (Upper Westside)
Session schedule
Wednesdays, Sep 11 - Wed, Oct 30
Number of Sessions: 8
Age range: Adults
09:10 AM - 10:10 AM
Members: $192.00
Public: $216.00
Functional Pilates is mindful exercise that improves your ability to move efficiently by helping you find ideal alignment, work from your center, and strengthen all your muscles in a balanced way. A qualitative approach to movement, Functional Pilates is designed to develop greater awareness of how your autonomic system functions to release unnecessary tension, elongate and mobilize the spine, and move your joints in healthy, rejuvenating ways. Regular practice results in better coordination, better posture, better core strength, improved breathing, and better balance. Functional Pilates incorporates standing as well as floor work, and utilizes small dumbbells and props. you. Suitable for all levels of experience.
Instructor: Jonathan Urla
Click on link to register for in-person of virtual classes.
Marlene Meyerson JCC of Manhattan (Upper Westside)
Session schedule
Wednesdays, Sep 11 - Wed, Oct 30
Number of Sessions: 8
Age range: Adults
09:10 AM - 10:10 AM
Members: $192.00
Public: $216.00
Functional Pilates is mindful exercise that improves your ability to move efficiently by helping you find ideal alignment, work from your center, and strengthen all your muscles in a balanced way. A qualitative approach to movement, Functional Pilates is designed to develop greater awareness of how your autonomic system functions to release unnecessary tension, elongate and mobilize the spine, and move your joints in healthy, rejuvenating ways. Regular practice results in better coordination, better posture, better core strength, improved breathing, and better balance. Functional Pilates incorporates standing as well as floor work, and utilizes small dumbbells and props. you. Suitable for all levels of experience.
Instructor: Jonathan Urla
Click on link to register for in-person of virtual classes.
