Clinical Pilates
Open 7 days a week. Phone 9421 1733
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LOCATION:
Upper Level,
Perth Railway Station
Cnr Wellington St and Barrack St
REBATES:
Private Health Fund rebates may apply
OFFICE HOURS:
M - F:  7.00 - 6.00
Sat:   9.00 - 1.00
CONTACT US:
Ph: (08) 9421 1733
Fax: (08) 9221 4266
Email: frontdesk@
centralcityphysio.com.au
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APA
Personlised Pilates Sessions

Now Available from
Central City Physio

Individual assessment and supervision of exercises by a physiotherapist

Use of real-time ultrasound pictures to help train “core stability” muscles

Specialised pilates equipment including reformers, trapeze table, and fit-balls

Health fund rebates may apply
Fit Ball
Excercise
What is Clinical Pilates?

“Clinical pilates” is a modified form of therapeutic exercise used by physiotherapists to assist in the rehabilitation and prevention of musculoskeletal injury. Specialised pilates equipment such as reformers and trapeze tables may be used in addition to fit-ball and floor exercises. A major focus is placed on developing strength of “core stability” muscles such as the deep abdominal and pelvic floor muscles. This is accompanied by an emphasis on postural education and facilitating optimal biomechanics.
Who can benefit?

People with musculoskeletal pain or injury

  • particularly if symptoms are recurrent or chronic
  • especially if there are motor control problems
  • may include post surgical strengthening e.g. lower back, sacroiliac joint, hip, shoulder, neck

Pre-natal and post-natal women

People with postural problems

  • increase awareness, strength and flexibility e.g. shoulder, thoracic, neck, headache

People wanting to improve fitness or sporting ability

  • prevent injury and enhance performance
  • increase muscle strength, flexibility and tone
For more Information call 9421 1733
Pilates
How does "Clinical Pilates" differ from Gym Pilates?

Clients are individually assessed by a physiotherapist and given exercises that target their specific problem areas. Close supervision of technique and graded exercises ensure safety and injury prevention for client. Realtime ultrasound feedback may be used to assist training of “core stability” muscles. Most health funds recognise “clinical pilates” as a physiotherapy intervention and so rebates may apply.

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