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SPINE WORK:
Pilates Based Exercises for Neck, Shoulders & Back


 

by Tia Stanmore
The first Pilates-based book to address the neck, shoulders and back specifically, offering an opportunity to alleviate individual problems and to prevent further harm or injury.
Tia Stanmore outlines the origins of Pilates, its principles and application in the prevention and management of back injuries. Offers a fully illustrated programme of Pilates-based exercises, teaching how to train muscles in order to improve posture and develop strength and flexibility.

(128 pp)

SPINE WORK - Pilates Based Exercises

AU$32.95 incl GST



Banish Back Pain the Pilates Way

 

by Anna Selby
Starting with gentle exercises this book gradually builds up to more difficult exercises to strengthen the back and supporting muscles to protect against back problems. And because Pilates is a gentle and low impact exercise, you can work the body without the risk of injury. Anna shows you how to:
- Gently mobilise the body after injury
- Protect the back from future injury
- Improve flexibility and posture

Banish Back Pain the Pilates Way
AU$25.25 incl GST


The Yoga Back Book

 

By Stella Wella
For the millions of people who suffer from back pain, a complete guide to preventive back care based on yoga stretches, exercises, and other relaxation techniques. Stella Weller's sensible approach emphasizes individual responsibility so that a healthy back can be a reality for anyone.

Yoga Books - The Yoga Back Book

AU$32.95 incl GST


Alexander Technique In A Nutshell


 

By Aisla Masterson
64 pages

A Step-by-step Guide
The Alexander Technique is one of the best-known and popular systems of movement therapy. It helps to break bad posture habits by bringing the head, neck and spine into a properly balanced alignment.
This illustrated pocket guide explains the principles and practice of the Alexander Technique, providing an introduction to a system which aids well-being and can help to overcome ailments such as neck, back and joint pains.
Keeping the body supple and responsive is essential for maintaining good health and well-being.

Alexander Technique In A Nutshell

AU$13.95 incl GST

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In the News


The number of people suffering from computer-related injuries is about to reach epidemic proportions, reports Dan Kaufman of The Age.
If you work in an office then the chances are that you, or the person sitting next to you, has experienced symptoms of occupational overuse syndrome (OOS) or, as it used to be called repetitive strain injury (RSI)

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