Advancing  Cancer Survivorship Care 

Physical and Psychological Benefits of Pilates

Patti Kreiner
Cancer Exercise Specialist
Located in Port St Lucie, Florida, US

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BIO

ABSTRACT

Patricia Eppolito Kreiner, NCPT, is a seasoned Balanced Body® Pilates Educator and Cancer Exercise Specialist with advanced qualifications in Breast Cancer Recovery and BOSU®. She offers virtual private sessions and group classes via Zoom. With a rich history in the health, wellness, and fitness industry, Patricia excels in improving postural awareness and alleviating various disorders, including sciatic pain, low back pain, and tension. As an Integrated Movement Specialist™ and Tye4® MINIS™ by Parasetter® instructor, she leverages innovative techniques to enhance core strength and overall wellness for individuals of all ages. Patricia's extensive global network within the Pilates and fitness community highlights her commitment to integrity, creative innovation, and leadership. She is dedicated to empowering others, motivating them to achieve their health and wellness goals

Pilates is increasingly recognized for its benefits in cancer rehabilitation, improving the quality of life for survivors. This safe, supportive exercise program offers both physical and psychological benefits that aid in recovery. Cancer survivors often face muscle weakness, pain, and limited movement, but Pilates allows for gentle reintroduction of movement at any stage of recovery. Tailored exercises enhance muscle strength, endurance, and range of motion, while also improving posture and daily functionality.

Pilates also offers mental benefits, including mood elevation, improved body awareness, and a renewed focus on wellness. Clients report less reliance on others, better sleep, reduced pain, and improved energy levels.

What makes Pilates unique is its focus on activating both superficial and deep muscle layers. While superficial muscles handle large movements, the deep muscles support joints and overall alignment. By training both layers, Pilates helps restore muscle balance, preventing pain and injury.

For cancer survivors, Pilates can address treatment side effects like fatigue and discomfort. It allows for customized intensity based on energy levels and incorporates breathing techniques to manage anxiety. This practice fosters a deeper understanding of how the body moves and strengthens the connection between mind and body, offering a pathway to regain control and confidence.

With over 10 years of experience working with cancer survivors, I look forward to helping you on your journey toward recovery. 

Physical and Psychological Benefits of Pilates

Patti Kreiner
Cancer Exercise Specialist
Located in Port St Lucie, Florida, US
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