Pilates for Musicians

Pilates for Musicians Pilates for Musicians is a specific movement method adapted by Dr. Gallo to better serve musicians

Come join us for Chamber Music and Pilates for Musicians classes this winter break 2026 and reenergize your mind, body a...
10/27/2025

Come join us for Chamber Music and Pilates for Musicians classes this winter break 2026 and reenergize your mind, body and spirit 🎻🎶💪🏼 Our body is our first instrument and we must learn how to support it so we can express our music freely and effortlessly.

Daily Pilates for musicians classes at the Oracle Chamber Music Festival 🌵🎻🎹                                            ...
01/12/2025

Daily Pilates for musicians classes at the Oracle Chamber Music Festival 🌵🎻🎹

Pilates for Musicians in the Speakeasy                 Oracle Chamber Music Festival 2025
01/11/2025

Pilates for Musicians in the Speakeasy Oracle Chamber Music Festival 2025

Playing with the Tucson Symphony this week is the perfect excuse to visit my Fletcher family .pilates 🌵💪😍
11/15/2024

Playing with the Tucson Symphony this week is the perfect excuse to visit my Fletcher family .pilates 🌵💪😍

Off to a good start of the year with Pilates for Musicians at the Oracle Chamber Music Festival!
01/11/2024

Off to a good start of the year with Pilates for Musicians at the Oracle Chamber Music Festival!

Hey! It’s been a minute.. I’m still going through it with my recovery, but slowly getting back to doing all the things I...
11/17/2023

Hey! It’s been a minute.. I’m still going through it with my recovery, but slowly getting back to doing all the things I was doing before. This week I’m glad to be back in CA playing with Sac Phil, it feels like a milestone!

This process has been very challenging, but I’ve learn some things. Getting through something difficult like surgery, where there is not another option to get through it than to get through it, makes you exercise a muscle you didn’t even you you had. We cannot avoid the curveballs that life throw at us, but we can learn to navigate them and get stronger in the process, becoming better versions of ourselves.

I’m supposed to have learned something about patience too, but that one is still a bit challenging for me to be honest..but I guess I have learned to respect and appreciate my body. Being my own Pilates therapist in this process meant that I had to take a step back and learn to listen to what my body really needed in the moment as opposed to having an agenda or expectation. The body is smarter than we give it credit for, and as it is healing every cell in the body is doing something, and we need to give it time as well as space to do it’s thing. We need to allow the body to explore movement in a non judgmental way, really appreciating and savoring all the possible movements, which are plenty if we switch the focus from what we cannot do to what we can do. As Ron Fletcher used to say, “Every Body is Beautiful”

Day 18“By all means never fail to get all the sunshine and fresh air you can.” — Joseph PilatesAfter two rough weeks I’m...
06/24/2023

Day 18

“By all means never fail to get all the sunshine and fresh air you can.” — Joseph Pilates

After two rough weeks I’m finally feeling some improvement regarding pain. Pain is debilitating physically and mentally, and as the pain is slowly reducing I can feel a shift on my attitude towards this process, which at times feels daunting.

With the bone marrow grafting my hip is going through a process of regenerating bone and cartilage which lasts about a year. The first four months are crucial to keep the joint free of weight and compression.

And what’s making a huge difference is movement. I just started physical therapy to gain movement in the joint, without weight or strength. The joint needs space so it can better regenerate tissue. And also very importantly I started doing some general Pilates movements on the rest of my body, much needed TLC, which makes a huge difference in my overall mood and spirit, which has a big impact on recovery. I must admit is a fun challenge to come up with creative ways to move my body in whatever form is possible!

During the next weeks I’ll be sharing some of those movements with you, so make sure to follow my story

Day 2The first night was pretty rough, turns out not moving is painful! But today I took my first baby steps with the he...
06/08/2023

Day 2

The first night was pretty rough, turns out not moving is painful! But today I took my first baby steps with the help of a walker and got to move a bit more which was helpful. Still with a lot of pain as the drugs wear off sometimes.

On a positive note thanks to Pilates I avoided a tenotomy; before the surgery the doctor discussed with me the possibility of having to cut the adductor tendon a bit to help position the leg better. The adductor had gotten so tight due to the pain and compromised mobility that it was pulling the femur a bit out of the socket. So during the previous days to the surgery I made it my goal to do specific Pilates exercises to loosen the hip and worked together with my favorite physiotherapist/osteopath friend Marce. We succeeded! No extra cutting was necessary! Now that I am allowed to move a bit, still no weight on the one leg, I’m focusing on simple movements and stretches to help with the healing process. Amidst the pain movement heals.

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