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  • Why Sleep is So Important for Your Wellness

    Why Sleep is So Important For Your Wellness

     

    In the quest for optimal well-being, we often overlook a fundamental aspect of our health: sleep. Despite the average person spending an average of 26 years asleep, many people are guilty of not prioritising it enough, especially during the working week. Due to our modern schedule, where productivity and busyness take centre stage, the importance of quality sleep cannot be overstated.

  • Why you should be practicing Pilates with Carla Bangueses

    My name is Carla Bangueses and I started my career in Performing Arts and the circus where I forged a dancing career as a professional contemporary and classic ballet dancer. As a dancer and circus artist, I was often injured and this probably led to my fascination and curiosity about my body ́s responses to those injuries, so I went on to take my degree in Physiotherapy. While completing my studies I was intrigued by the neurological and musculoskeletal areas of the body. The accumulation of these events in sports and Physiotherapy brought me to Pilates and I saw the incredible effect it had on the human body!” 

  • Why You Should Book a Tailor Made Holiday

    Why You Should Book a Tailor Made Holiday

     

    Whether you’re looking to embark on a new adventure, challenge yourself on afitness bootcamp or indulge in a de-stress spa retreat, a tailor-madewellnessholiday will offer you unique experiences to fit your personal needs and aspirations. But what’s so special about tailor-made holidays vs other package holidays? Keep reading to find out why you should book a tailor-made holiday. 

  • Yoga Boosts Our Brain Power

    Angie Newson

    by Angie Newson

    A Yoga and Pilates Expert

    We all know Suduko and crosswords can help boost our brain power, improving our focus and memory and enhancing our concentration, but did you know practising yoga for just 20 minutes a  day can do wonders for our brain too? A recent study in the Journal of Physical Activity and Health showed that 20 minutes of being on the mat can in fact be better for our brains than jogging like crazy on a treadmill for 20 minutes. In cognitive tests, those who did yoga for this period performed faster and more correctly than the sweaty bunch. 

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