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Discover Trigger Point Pilates in Leamington Spa

Category:

Fascial Release & Pilates Mat Work  

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Available:

  • Face to face classes

Trigger Point Pilates class combines Pilates core moves and applies clinical myofascial principles. It is designed to release tight muscles targeting the connective tissue (fascia) that surrounds every muscle & joint. It helps release painful conditions, and improve your daily functional movement and your dance/sports performance.

The movements in class help hydrate and lubricate the fascia, allowing you to move with ease.

Trigger Point Pilates

Trigger Point Pilates

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What is Trigger Point Pilates?

Trigger Point Pilates is a combination of Pilates-based exercises combined with Myofascial Release (which is traditionally a hands-on therapy). This means you will be strengthening your core and releasing muscle tightness in the same class.

Can you do a Myofascial release on yourself?

Using equipment, myofascial release is a safe and effective technique that involves applying gentle, sustained pressure to the connective tissues to ease pain and increase mobility.

What does it feel like when a trigger point is released?

Trigger points feel like little knots just under your skin. When pressing on trigger points, many people feel no pain or discomfort. Sometimes, trigger points become very sensitive, and some people feel pain in these areas. 

How much does a Trigger Point Pilates class cost?

The monthly subscription is £32  - which includes one Trigger Point Pilates live session per week.

You can book your first trial class for £8.

Book your first TPP session here.

What my
Indulgers say...

“Niki's classes are great fun. You can't help but push your self and enjoy it with Niki's enthusiasm and big smile. I have tried Pound, Veraflow and MovYa and keen to try the rest too. Keep up the good work!“

Nicola

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Contact us:

+44 7999 025 884

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