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    • Explaining the summarising process
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    • 2. Types of research
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    • 4. Basic statistical concepts
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    • 7. Potential limitations
    • 8. Relevant authors & websites
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Is Pilates beneficial for:
  • Fibromyalgia
  • COPD
  • Diabetes (coming soon)
  • Low Back Pain (coming soon)
  • Parkinson's (coming soon)
  • Pneumonia (coming soon)

​Where is the most evidence for Pilates?                               

Why this site?

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There has been a lack of consensus around the effectiveness of Pilates and this means that quality research is required to advance support for the Pilates Method in the medical community, the allied health arena and the general public. 

​We are seeing an ever increasing body of research into Pilates and this needs to be more visible.

Many health care professionals see Pilates as the ultimate rehabilitation modality for injury, post injury and injury prevention due to its ability to facilitate strength, flexibility and coordination through mindfulness. Plus, it is enjoyable so adherence is higher.

We need recognition in the medical community and we need the public to have confidence in their decision to trust Pilates as a rehabilitation tool.

​We also need understanding that Pilates is a system and requires thorough education and training to ensure the safe and effective delivery of the Pilates Method.

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  • Summaries
    • COPD
    • Exercise interventions for CLBP
    • Fibromyalgia
    • Parkinsons
    • Pneumonia
    • Explaining the summarising process
  • Articles
    • Published articles search
    • Unpublished articles
    • Pilates for chronic conditions: a commentary on current research by Dr PJ Latey 2024
  • MEET THE SCIENTISTS
    • Dr. Aline Haas
    • Dr. Lise Stolze
    • Dr. Karyn Staples
    • Débora Werba
    • Dr. Penny Latey
  • RESEARCH 101
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Types of research
    • 3. Where & how to find research articles
    • 4. Basic statistical concepts
    • 5. Article components
    • 6. Start your own research
    • 7. Potential limitations
    • 8. Relevant authors & websites
  • Meet Our Contributors
    • Enja Schenck
    • Robyn Rix
  • CONTACT