Pilates in the Pines

Pilates in the Pines has ramped up its offerings to include Power Plate workouts. Power Plate is vibration-based exercise technique first studied by a Russian Scientist Vladimir Nazarov. The technique helped to prevent Russian astronauts’ muscles and bones from wasting away in space. The first commercial machine was created in 1999. The vibrating platform accelerates in a vertical direction or an almost perfect sine wave. It can vibrate for 25 to 50 times per second. This accelerated fitness method is performed on an oscillating platform that amps up any typically exercise routine. It offers a high-intensity full-body workout.

Benefits of Using the Power Plate

A Power Plate workout has countless benefits for men and women of all ages. First, a Power Plate workout will help to increase circulation in the body as the rapid muscle contractions increase blood flow and make sure that cells have the fuel they need fast. According to the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, muscle activity is boosted by nearly 300% on the Power Plate compared to traditional floor exercise routines.

Power Plate is also known for helping the body to rid itself of waste faster, which regenerates cells faster. According to scientific research, it also increases bone tissue growth in the body. It is a great workout for those battling against osteoporosis and reduces the risk of falling for older crowds. It also has been known to strengthen muscles, break down fat cells, increase metabolism and improve the production of hormones that are helpful to regenerate skin cells. Improved flexibility from the intense circulation also occurs. Moreover, a Power Plate workout increases coordination as well as reaction times and sense of balance.
Combining Pilates and the Power Plate

Pilates Combibned with the Power Plate 

Combining a Pilates and Power Plate workout increases results and speeds up the process of improving health benefits. Both exercise regimens focus on sculpting the body—especially the arms, abs and gluts. Power Plate vibrations add intensity to each Pilates’ position and gives maximum toning benefit from the exercise. Pilates offers core-building and muscle-lengthening and when paired with Power Plate also can help increase stamina and balance. Try 10 classes for just $200 and save 50%. We offer a great selection of classes that will fit into your busy schedule. View our Class Schedule!

Pilates in the Pines has been helping people lead healthier, happier lives for more than 10 years. Owned and operated by Cathy Bosson, a certified Pilates trainer, and Alana Norman, a certified Gyrotonic® and Gyrokinesis® instructor and Master Pilates Teacher, Pilates in the Pines is located just a few minutes south of Denver in The Village at Castle Pines, east of the intersection of US 85 (Santa Fe Drive) and Happy Canyon Road in Douglas county. Our Pilates studio is just minutes from Castle Rock.

Castle Rock Power Plate Workouts 

Complete information about the studio and its class schedule is available on the website www.pilatesinthepines.com. Stop by or call us today at 855-790-4188 to register for a class or for any questions regarding our business.