Twenty minutes of Pilates, done often, beats an hour you never get to. What changes, how soon, and how to build the habit around a full life.
ROUX BLOG
BY ROUXCHELLE DENTON-COOKEPilates
How Long Does It Take to Become a Pilates Instructor? An Honest Timeline
From your first anatomy course to your first class: a realistic, stage-by-stage timeline for becoming a qualified Pilates instructor, and what to ask any training provider.
Pilates for Menopause: What It Helps, and What It Doesn’t
An honest look at what Pilates can and cannot do for menopause — what the research shows about pain, strength and balance, and where you will need more than Pilates.
Pilates Through Pregnancy and After Birth: What Changes, and What Shouldn’t
What actually changes in your Pilates through pregnancy, why the six-week check isn’t a green light, and the one thing the evidence is strongest about.
Is Online Pilates Effective? An Honest Answer From Someone Who Sells It
A trial put online Pilates head-to-head with face-to-face classes. Here’s what it found, what you genuinely lose training at home — and how to get it back.
Pilates with an Underactive Thyroid: What Movement Can and Can’t Do
Exercise will not fix your thyroid — medication does that. An honest look at what Pilates genuinely offers when you are training with hypothyroidism.






