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Help Guide On How Pilates Can Reduce Back Aches
Most lower back pains and body aches are due to bad posture while sitting, standing and walking. Regular massages are short term remedies and they will not resolve your pain woes. Pilates is proven successful to alleviate pains and increase functional strength. Stop popping pain killers tablets and start your Pilates regimen.
The next question is how exactly does Pilates relieve back pains?
Before we touch on the benefits of Pilates, we need to understand the way our body function. There are 3 things that you need to know about your muscles. First, the bigger muscles will always be the first to react and perform the movement. Just because they are bigger, they think they can perform the movement better. Secondly, the more frequently one muscle works, the bigger it becomes over time. Inevitably, this will result in soreness and even pains when muscles over-work themselves. Hence this is a never-ending vicious cycle – big muscle fight to work, the more they work, the bigger they become and hence they will always be the first to response accepting never-ending work.
Next, we need to touch briefly on the anatomy of your body. There are 3 layers of muscles working for each movement you make. Layer 3 muscles are the biggest group of muscles closest to your skin, the muscles that gives your body a nice definition. Layer 2 muscles lie beneath Layer 3 muscles and are smaller in size. Layer 1 muscles are below Layer 2 muscles and they are muscles closest to your supporting bone structure..
When your brain tells your arm to move, the biggest set of muscles, Layer 3 muscles aka biceps, will always try to be the first to response and perform the movement. As a result, Layer 2 and Layer 1 muscles grow weak over time and cannot provide right support your skeletal structure. As such, your Layer 3 muscles will over-work and cause the body pains that you are experiencing. If your quads are sore from 50km cycling trip, how will your Layer 3 lower back muscles feel if they have to support your body every minute of you sitting, walking, standing and even lying down? This is where the pain orginated from!
Pilates strengthens your Layer 1 muscles or your postural muscles – your core. Every Pilates exercise aims to work the Layer 1 muscles of your entire body to make them stronger. This means that the next time your brain tells your arm to move, 3 different layers of muscles will work with each other to perform the movement rather than relying on the Layer 3 muscles. In other words, Pilates restores muscles balances by reducing the work of Layer 3 muscles and giving them time to rest and recover. Strengthening Layer 1 and 2 muscles will enhance the support of your skeletal frame and you will appear taller and more confident.
At the end of your Pilates classes, your body awareness is enhanced, your aches are reduced. You will bring Pilates movement methods into your daily activities. There is heightened awareness of how you sit, stand or move and relate these habits to the aches and injuries you have or have had in the past.
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