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Jeanique Pilates Welcome to our intimate boutique studio located in Emirates Golf Club Dubai, offering private, semi private and teacher training. Explore your passion.

Discover your potential. Awaken the teacher within. The Pilates Center Teacher Training Boulder, Colorado. Celebration 30 years! Email us for more info - [email protected]

13/10/2026

Before we can change a pattern, we must first become aware of it.

Agreed or disagree? Comment below 👇
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11/10/2026

Choreography teaches you the sequence.
Understanding teaches you what to look for.

Because in Pilates, knowing the movements is only the beginning. Understanding the purpose behind each movement is what deepens your practice and shapes the way you teach.



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09/10/2026

Sometimes, progress is noticing something you used to miss.

Where you rush.
When you hold your breath.
How a familiar exercise feels different when you give it your full attention.

Each time you return to your practice, there’s something to learn. And as teachers, that learning continues to shape how we teach.

What did you notice in your practice today? 🤍



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We often think about our feet only when they hurt, but they are working for us all day.They meet the ground, carry our w...
06/10/2026

We often think about our feet only when they hurt, but they are working for us all day.

They meet the ground, carry our weight and respond to every shift we make. What happens at the feet can influence how the ankles, knees, hips and spine organise above them.

So, just for today, pay attention.

Notice your feet while standing, walking, climbing stairs and practising Pilates. Are you using the whole foot? Gripping your toes? Avoiding one side? Asking one foot to do more than the other?

You don’t need to correct anything immediately.

Awareness comes first.

What are your feet telling you today? 🦶

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04/10/2026

Frozen shoulder affects an estimated 2–5% of the general population, with women accounting for around 70% of cases.

It most commonly occurs between the ages of 40 and 60, a stage of life when many women are also navigating perimenopause and menopause.

But shoulder pain and stiffness don’t always mean frozen shoulder.

Understanding how the shoulder girdle moves, and how mobility, stability and strength work together, can help us move and teach with greater awareness.

Join Jeelna and Jeanique at Emirates Golf Club for our Shoulder Girdle Workshop, where we’ll explore the shoulder beyond choreography and learn how to better understand and support the body in front of us.

📅 20 February 2027
🕙 10:00 am–1:00 pm
📍 Jeanique Pilates Boutique · Emirates Golf Club

Save your place. 🤍

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02/10/2026

An ankle injury brought Romana Kryzanowska to Joseph Pilates. What she discovered went far beyond her ankle.

Through his method, she experienced improvements in her whole body and in her dancing. She went on to dedicate her life to teaching and preserving his work.

Her legacy invites us to look beyond choreography and understand the deeper purpose of the method: balance, whole-body integration, and a stronger connection between mind and body.

As our lives become increasingly sedentary and digital, that purpose remains as relevant as ever.

Honouring the legacy means understanding the intention behind every movement.

What has your Pilates practice helped you discover beyond the exercises?

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29/09/2026

You don’t need more complex choreography to keep progressing.

Repeat the movement. Do it well. Stay focused. Notice what changes each time.

That’s where strength, control, awareness, and understanding begin to grow.

Progress isn’t always about doing more. Sometimes, it’s about doing the same movement with greater intention.

💬 What movement do you keep returning to in your practice?

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27/09/2026



What if the thing changing the whole exercise isn’t the exercise at all?

In this clip from Amy Taylor Alpers’ Can You See the Forest? series, Amy looks beyond simply “straightening the knee” and into what is actually creating that action.

The arch. The heel. The calf. The shin. The relationship of the tibia to the talus. How the support travels up into the abdominals instead of dropping down into the knee.

Because when we only look at the shape we’re trying to make, it’s easy to miss the larger organization underneath it.

And sometimes, changing one relationship changes pretty much everything that comes after it.

This is where the details start to change the bigger picture.

25/09/2026

We often focus on the exercise—the shape, the technique and the final position.

But the transition can reveal just as much.

Can the student maintain their connection while changing position?
Can they stay organised as the springs change?
Can they move with control, intention and flow—without losing that connection between exercises?

Transitions aren’t simply choreography. They reveal whether the student truly understands the movement and the work behind it.

Sometimes, the most valuable teaching happens in the space between one exercise and the next.

Teachers, I’d love to hear from you:

💬 Which Pilates transition do your students find most challenging, and what does it reveal to you?

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