Think a strong core is just abs? Think again. 😏
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Hello Reader, For many, awareness of this place is limited, both physically and spiritually. And if the word spiritual makes you want to hit eject, hold tight. A while back, I shared a newsletter on different types of awareness: intercorporeality, proprioception, exteroception, and interoception. These aren’t “woo” concepts. They are ways to draw attention to parts of ourselves that are hard to define, yet resonate deeply. Why does this matter?
You can do all the sit-ups in the world, but if you’re not connecting to this deeper understanding, can you really say your core is strong? Ok, I know I’m getting philosophical and thank you for staying with me. Let’s put it into practice: Quick Core Check-In
Your core isn’t just a physical location. It’s a reminder that you are supported from the inside out and the outside in. ✨ Who’s ready to explore more of that in their life? Drop in to Pilates Strong this week and explore how connecting to your core can transform your movement—and your presence. Until next time, take very good care. P.S. There is still space in my Beginner Pilates series this September if you’re looking for 6 weeks of committed action. **Not sure why you're getting this email** You likely signed up to receive communication from Radiant Effect. Radiant Effect has changed to Wise Moves With Meg. I'm so glad you're here! ia are |
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