Carolina Neurosurgery & Spine Associates offers Therapeutic Pilates to treat spine and peripheral joint injuries. Utilizing their physical therapy expertise, our professionals will develop a customized plan to help you recover from injury or surgery, and safely reach your rehabilitation and fitness goals. Our practice is unique in offering the Pilates V2 Max PlusTM Reformer as well as Pilates Mat Classes for our patients.
What Is Pilates? It is a form of exercise that focuses on core conditioning, body awareness, flexibility, and breathing while promoting a neutral spine position. Its goal is to increase spine stability and peripheral mobility, lengthen muscles, and improve posture.
Benefits Of Pilates:
Increase core strength & stability
Create longer, leaner muscles
Improve balance & coordination
Promote better posture
Prevent injuries & increase self-confidence
Relieve bodily stresses & back pain
Heighten mind-body awareness
Help with post-rehabilitation
Enhance athletic performance
Why Patients Benefit From Pilates At Carolina Neurosurgery & Spine Associates:
Patients receive individualized attention from a Physical Therapist
Postures can be adapted and modified to meet specific limitations or physical impairments
Incorporated with traditional physical therapy treatments based on pathology/diagnosis
Rehabilitation on the V2-MAX PLUSTM Reformer* This revolutionary piece of Pilates equipment is used for a variety of specialized needs in rehabilitation including post-musculoskeletal injury, pre- and post spinal surgery, pre- and post-natal fitness, active aging, and sport conditioning. It gives our patients/clients of all levels, ages and abilities the means to enhance their rehab and recovery.
With a vertical frame pulley system and exclusive retractable rope system, the V2 Max Plus Reformer allows users to do an unlimited number of exercises that would normally require moving between multiple pieces of equipment or simply would not be possible. The machine’s innovative design allows the body to move freely and multi-dimensionally during exercises without significant impact to the body’s joints.