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Pilates at Bells in Killcare


Embark on a journey to whole-body health with a unique and transformative experience at Bells at Killcare on the Central Coast. Imagine dedicating seventy-five minutes solely to your well-being, where every movement and breath brings you closer to harmony and balance. This is not just another fitness class; it’s an invitation to explore the depths of your physical and mental capabilities through the combined power of Pilates and mindfulness.

Pilates, a method known for its ability to strengthen and mobilize the body, is perfectly complemented by the practice of mindfulness, which invites a deeper connection between mind and body. This fusion not only enhances your physical health but also elevates your mental state, leading to improved mood, heightened awareness, and increased focus and concentration. It’s a holistic approach that addresses the needs of your entire being, leaving you feeling strong, centred, and rejuvenated.

Each session is a bespoke journey, meticulously tailored to your individual needs. You’ll engage in Pilates exercises designed to strengthen and stretch your body, finished off with mindfulness meditation to calm and clear your mind.

This personalized approach ensures that you receive the maximum benefit from your time at Bells at Killcare. For an investment of $130, you can book this life-enhancing experience directly through Bells at Killcare by calling 4349 7000. Don’t miss this opportunity to unlock a life of more joy and peace, where each movement is a step toward whole-body health.

 

 


Amazing and talented are words to describe Melissa both as a teacher and a person. She is friendly, empathetic and understanding of the demands of our modern lives and appreciates that every person is different. She takes the time to get to know your body and how you live to make sure that you get to best out of any class.

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Creating good times, new friendships, strong bodie Creating good times, new friendships, strong bodies, calm minds. @pilates_escape#pilatesescape #pilatesretreat @melissawright.com.au @the_pilates_nook
You can now find me in #rosebay teaching in @amyho You can now find me in #rosebay teaching in @amyhotzpilates studio 💕 every Wednesday & ThursdayWhat a beautiful morning ☀️with lovely clients#rosebay #rosebaypilates #pilatesrosebay
Exciting times ahead!
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Contact me directly to book. Spots won’t last at Contact me directly to book. Spots won’t last at this special price. Don’t wait until the new year to start to feel better. 💪🏻#pilates #pilatesprettybeach #prettybeachpilates #mindfulnessinmotion #pilatescentralcoast #centralcoastpilates
Only 2 tents left! Bookings close on Friday 15th N Only 2 tents left! Bookings close on Friday 15th November.✔️2 reformer classes per day
✔️Daily meditation
✔️Workshops
✔️Delicious food
✔️Sauna
✔️Spa
✔️Free time
✔️Flexible timetable (do the classes you want to do)
✔️BYO wineCome with a friend or family member and escape with us. 👯‍♀️🕺🏼💃🏻💪🏻🧘🏻‍♀️🍷@the_pilates_nook#thepilatesescape #pilatesreformerretreat #reformerretreat #pilatesretreat #pilates #pilatesprettybeach
The essence of Buddhism is - no self no problem. N The essence of Buddhism is - no self no problem. No centralised entity that life is happening to.This is a difficult concept to grasp when we live in a fast-paced society where more is more and everything that happens is happening to us.Sometimes that is the case, shit happens to us, but it’s the story we replay over and over again that makes us exhausted and trapped in the prison of our minds.The left hemisphere of the brain is constantly creating narratives to interpret reality which leads us to become identified with the stories of the mind. This is part of building our identity and the mask the world sees. Life unfolds with its passing experiences which causes us to grasp onto whatever may make us feel better in the moment. But, what happens when we remove the mask and take a step back to become the observer of our minds? The curious bystander that’s one step removed from the anxiety loop.This practice allows us to create space between ourselves and the emotions that arise, turning the intensity of those experiences into something more manageable, even humorous at times. This shift in perspective is at the heart of mindfulness practice, where the focus is on witnessing rather than identifying with our thoughts and feelings.I have recently been through something pretty shit that made me feel like I would never get out of the deep spiral of anxiety and depression I was in. Still, here I am with another door open and some fresh perspective due to actually making myself sit down and practice mindfulness. It wasn’t easy and it was very messy.I recently let my mindfulness practice slide when I felt like everything was going well—I even referred to my life as "ideal" a couple of months ago. The important lesson I learned is that, even when life seems stable, you never know when the rug will be pulled out from underneath you. When that happens, it’s crucial to be prepared. For me, that means maintaining my mindfulness practice, regardless of whether life is good, bad or messy.Rest in the comments...#mindfulness #mindfulnessinmotion #mindful #thepilatesescape #pilatesprettybeach

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