Pilates is an exercise system useful to everyone. We recently found an article about Seahawks TE Nick Vannett who began practicing Pilates after suffering from a herniated disc in his lower back. After daily training with Nancy Wallace at Nancy Wallace Pilates in Bellevue, he was able to alleviate pain and build core flexibility. Dedication to Pilates improved Nick’s life dramatically and he stands as a star testament to what core strengthening can do. But Pilates is designed to help EVERY human body develop flexibility and improve body control. Check out our list of drop in classes here or sign up at the front desk for one-on-one training with staff to focus on areas to strengthen that are specific to you.

https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/seahawks/seahawks-tight-end-nick-vannett-goes-to-pilates-class-every-week-heres-what-that-looks-like/

 

Wendy Quitasol

Wendy Quitasol

Meet Wendy, who founded MindBody Physical Therapy and Wellness. She's been helping people manage their pain and achieve lifelong wellness for over thirty years. Wendy's expertise in physical therapy and authentic pilates is built through her experience as a therapist and Romana trained Pilates instructor. And importantly, it is built on trust with her clients and community. Wendy believes that the relationship between physical therapy and Pilates makes her team and practice unique. She has a Masters Degree from Temple University and her undergraduate degree from Indiana University Bloomington.

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