Pilates Day Tribute Video | Pilates Anytime
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- Опубликовано: 4 май 2012
- Pilates Day is an annual, international, community event celebrated on the first Saturday of May every year. The Pilates Day mission is to foster the public's appreciation and awareness of the Pilates Method through a network of varied, innovative, and high quality grassroots Pilates events accessible and affordable for all.
To commemorate Pilates Day this year, we have reached deep into our own archives to show you never before seen footage of the first Pilates Anytime class ever filmed, May 5, 1929. We hope that you have a great Pilates Day and that you will join us in honoring Joseph and Clara Pilates and the method they developed that makes all of our lives better.
Learn about Pilates Anytime's Pilates Legacy Project here: bit.ly/3ZnyorT
A big thank you to everyone that helped us with this video especially Ken Gilbert and E. Bonnie Lewis of Drama DogsTheater Company.
The Cast
Ken Gilbert as Joesph Pilates ~ PA Visiting Instructor (www.dramadogs.org)
E. Bonnie Lewis as Clara Pilates ~ PA Member (www.dramadogs.org)
Sarah Bertucelli PA Visiting Instructor
Kristi Cooper PA Regular Instructor
Andrew Davis PA regular class participant
Candace Fair PA Member
Emilee Gocke Garfield PA Member
Amy Havens PA Regular Instructor
Rebecca Niess PA Member
Aliza Nizet PA Member
Meredith Rogers PA Regular Instructor
Giana Souza PA Member from Brazil
Mandy Wright PA Member
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There is so much life energy ind this video, really amazing! Thank very much for sharing it.
Thanks!
thanks!!
Love the way pilates falls under holistic and mind and body studios, when historically there is nothing holistic about pilates
God bless all Pilates instructers
Amazing!
Wow!!!
Maestro
Romana's Pilates.... alllovearound
Fabulous❤
An honor 🤎♥️🫖
Wow he was so ahead of his time and I thank you for giving me a fantastic career Joe !
Was he? Have you heard anything about yoga?😁 Yet he did a great job indeed
Maravilhoso! Posso compartilhar?
Lol! A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!
1:15 what's the background music title?
Isn't this a real video of Joseph Pilates. The credits indicate someone as Joseph Pilates so i'm confused.
It seems to be a "tribute" video, not original. Those women look modern, not as small as 1920's women, too big built and the hairstyles are wrong.
I was very confused at first but then I saw the girl in that halter and was like, no way women wore that in 1929.
@@Sunshine4 haha you are right!!1. :)
😂🤣
Geeze! Women didnt wear sport bras in the 30s yall! eye rolls!!!!
Well it's better than nothing I suppose. I find Pilate's to be too obsessed with the core, as if that is the most important thing in fitness.
The whole point of pilates is to align your skeleton for effective and efficient movement and strengthen the deep internal muscles that support the spine, ie; the core. To create and maintain proper alignment of the skeleton for safe, effective and balanced physical functioning, which helps make everything else you do with your body better, be it running, weightlifting, boxing, wrestling; anything. Its about mobility; to support whatever range of motion your joints have. It’s too bad your teacher didn’t articulate this to you.
That doesn't invalidate pilates. No one ever said pilates is the only way you should be active.
@@Hawthornefae it's not the only way to be active, That's not what I'm saying or any reputable Pilates teacher would say. The point of Pilates is to enhance everything else you do with your body be that, running a marathon or carrying a laundry basket. when I began powerlifting I realized that I wouldn't be able to do it if I hadn't been doing Pilates. I had spinal stability, hip mobility, and trunk control. I began training other powerlifters and they all said that Pilates helped with their hip mobility and to brace with their core. Pilates is a complement to everything else you do.
@@Hawthornefae I don't understand what you're saying. What doesn't invalidate Pilates?
Q mala técnica y que mal hacen...
me encantaría ver que lo haces mejor