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    exercises for a healthy back: pilates or yoga or others

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      ammonite
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      If you have existing back problem or chronic pains, go for Pilates and choose a reputable studio with machines. After your back and core are stronger, then consider yoga under a reputable teacher.


      You can consider Pilates Bodywork. They are the real deal.

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        SeongheeKim
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        FREE PILATES CLASSES

        https://www.pilatessmith.sg/open-house

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          RoastChickenDance
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          Recommend these pilates youtube channels

          https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC22GUaLdKp3Wzr99EXmz59g
          https://www.youtube.com/c/PilatesWithHannah/videos
          https://www.youtube.com/c/LottieMurphy/videos

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            TabNas
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            Pilates vs. Yoga: The Differences and What's Right for You

            https://www.healthline.com/health/fitness-exercise/pilates-vs-yoga

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              emitinggg
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              If the exercises will be done to relieve back pain, I would suggest to check with your doctor first to ensure that these are safe to do. I've mentioned in a separate forum that I was diagnosed with a mild form of rheumatoid arthritis. My doctor Leong Keng Hong recommended me stretching exercises, including pilates šŸ˜„


              I've also done yoga and barre before but I find pilates to be calming and less stressful.

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                tracychew
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                If the exercises will be done to relieve back pain, I would suggest to check with your doctor first to ensure that these are safe to do. I've mentioned in a separate forum that I was diagnosed with a mild form of rheumatoid arthritis. My doctor Leong Keng Hong recommended me stretching exercises, including pilates šŸ˜„

                I've also done yoga and barre before but I find pilates to be calming and less stressful.
                Yes I agree with this. So far all the yoga and pilates studios I have attended require me to fill out a form to declare pre existing conditions and get doctors advice before attempting the classes. Reformer pilates might be easier for beginners compared to mat pilates and yoga.

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                  CathyYu
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                  I have been doing yoga at home thanks to all these free videos. Very easy to follow

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                    ltim65
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                    any good recommendations for a study table thats good for the spine?

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