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  1. #1
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    I'm no Knot, but I've been doing classical Pilates for some time and my hip problems have disappeared. There's also that Pilates butt thing going on, which would indicate to me that the glutes are being activated regularly...and well, let's just say that it's a good thing.

    Just another option to consider.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tulip View Post
    I'm no Knot, but I've been doing classical Pilates for some time and my hip problems have disappeared. There's also that Pilates butt thing going on, which would indicate to me that the glutes are being activated regularly...and well, let's just say that it's a good thing.

    Just another option to consider.
    I'm no Knot either...

    But I must say that PT is only a stepping-stone to get people to the point they can do things like yoga or Pilates or their regular sport.

    I'd trade having a patient doing all my goofy exercises for having them do yoga or Pilates!

    (doing tree pose for 2 minutes is far better than just standing on one foot for 2 minutes... much harder! And having a Pilates butt is very good - more butt, more better!)
    "If Americans want to live the American Dream, they should go to Denmark." - Richard Wilkinson

  3. #3
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    Friend, better to do yoga daily. I have seen many cycle and bike riders have this same problem. Dont worry about this, you can easily cure this problem using Yoga medicine.

 

 

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