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    5 Reasons to Try Circuit Pilates

    Published by Karyn Staples on February 14, 2025

    By Tamara Newell

    February 2025

    Circuit Pilates is a dynamic and invigorating workout that combines Pilates core-strengthening principles with the high-intensity circuit training format. This unique fitness approach offers various benefits that help individuals achieve their fitness goals faster while keeping the workouts engaging and diverse. Circuit Pilates might be the solution if you want to get toned and improve your overall fitness. Here are four reasons why you should consider giving it a try.

    1. Total Body Toning

    One of the most common questions people ask when considering circuit Pilates is, “Does circuit Pilates tone your body?” The answer is a resounding yes. Circuit Pilates involves a series of exercises that target all major muscle groups. You’ll engage your mind and body while working through various Pilates apparatus, such as the Reformer, Chair, Tower and mat. This full-body approach helps build lean muscle mass, resulting in a more toned and sculpted physique.

    2. Improves Coordination

    While Pilates is typically known for its emphasis on core strength and flexibility, this workout’s circuit-style format challenges a high level of mental focus and coordination. The combination of multiple pieces of Pilates apparatus keeps you mentally engaged and challenges physical coordination. Several Pilates exercises can be repeated on each apparatus, however, the emphasis on different muscles varies depending on the apparatus. For example, Elephant on the Chair demands greater upper body strength, than if you’re doing it on the Reformer. 

    3. Builds Strength and Flexibility

    Circuit Pilates offers a unique combination of strength-building exercises and flexibility-enhancing movements. Pilates is renowned for its ability to lengthen and stretch muscles, promoting joint mobility and flexibility. By integrating both aspects into one workout, Circuit Pilates helps you achieve a well-rounded fitness routine. You’ll not only develop stronger muscles but also improve your range of motion and reduce the risk of injury. Flexibility and strength work together in Circuit Pilates to help you feel more balanced and resilient in your daily activities.

    4. Mental Focus and Mind-Body Connection

    One of the unique advantages of Pilates is its emphasis on the mind-body connection. Pilates encourages controlled breathing, concentration, and alignment, which promotes mental focus. This heightened mental focus not only improves performance but also helps reduce stress. The mindfulness encouraged in Circuit Pilates allows you to tune in to your body, which can lead to better coordination, more precise movements, and an increased sense of well-being. With each session, you’ll develop a deeper connection between your mind and body, helping you become more aware of your movements both in and out of the gym.

    Conclusion

    Circuit Pilates is an exciting and efficient way to improve your fitness, offering a range of benefits from toning your body to enhancing flexibility and improving coordination and mental focus. So, if you’re seeking a time-efficient, engaging and fun workout that delivers total-body results, give Circuit Pilates a try at ProHealth Physical Therapy and Pilates. 

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