This Is Your Pilates World

Most of us resist change, hence development… So what frightens us so much that compels us to live in conditions we want to change?  When we spend years in a job we do not want, when we are imprisoned in an unhappy relationship, when we want to start a diet to be more fit but cannot start, when we sigh in front of the gym and never enter;  We are left alone with a huge feeling of guilt.  The idea of ​​going outside of our safe areas sounds terrifying, and that's why we can't stop living in our comfort zones, which is most familiar to us. By making a new decision every day, you may be making a new development plan!  But the important thing is;  Finding a realistic source of motivation for you to take action to reach your goal.  Consider a young girl months away from her wedding: She has never exercised and never paid attention to her diet.  On her wedding day, she spends her days in the Pilates hall to wear the most beautiful wedding gown and become a bride admired by everyone. 

The formula for losing weight: "You will eat less, you will move a lot."  Well, if it's that simple, why can't we reach our ideal weight even if we keep dieting? One of the most important reasons diets fail is that we ignore the psychological aspect of our relationship with food.  However, there is a much deeper and stronger relationship between our overweight and mental health than we think.  However, we ignore this fact and start new diets that will fail again and again. It is very important for a person to feel psychologically ready before entering the diet.  For this, it is necessary to eliminate the factors that push us to eat a lot or to eat constantly.  Among these factors, our emotions have an important place. Among the main emotions and situations that sabotage the diet;  Anger, anxiety, fear, stress, frustration, dissatisfaction, boredom, frustration, unhappiness, and guilt.  Among negative emotions, especially fear, anxiety and feeling under stress not only

According to experts, exercising helps treat depression, but unfortunately, exercising regularly is one of the hardest jobs in the world for most of us.  Especially when you're feeling bad! Experts are right, a regular exercise routine is really helpful in treating depression.  Exercising helps you sleep better, improves your general health and makes you more confident.  Moreover, it causes you to release endorphins, which are hormones that make you happy. If you're feeling down and don't know what to do to start a regular exercise program, here are some suggestions: Start small It is very difficult to start a heavy exercise program while it is difficult to get out of bed.  Even asking whether to run 10 km or stay in bed is pointless. Don't be too demanding.  Start your schedule with baby steps, little by little.  Instead of trying to run a marathon, aim for a 20-minute jog or walk, a quiet Pilates or Yoga class instead of attending a fast-paced class. Starting with a s

ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MOTIVATION RESOURCES IS TO EXERCISE! With the summer vacation that comes after the winter with intense working tempo, returning to the table again after the beautiful Mediterranean beaches, the ice-cold Kaz mountains, maybe the wonderful beaches of the Caribbean, and getting lost in our accumulated work, which is not very enjoyable.  It will not be easy. If you put aside all the winter exercises and struggles to stay fit and have difficulty in entering the same discipline again, getting out of bed in the morning has become a torture, if you feel tired and sleepy during the day, there is something wrong. Let's talk about motivation! This motivation word, which we all use frequently, always motivationally creates a longing for us.  It acts as a key to taking action.  That is the driving force to do something.  Every person needs motivation at every stage of life.  In the absence of this need, life has no purpose and ailments such as depression begin to occur

In contrast to our purpose, we do so much damage to our body and, indeed, our soul, without realizing it, for the sake of achieving the perfect body idealized by the society in which we live.  How realistic is it to aim to achieve a uniform body when we consider the extraordinary biology of human beings, while it is impossible to find exactly the same in shape, color and size among all the cats and dogs we love on the street?  Or how right is it to push our own limits to death to achieve this goal?  Indeed, "I'd die to lose those last five kilos!"  The roads that are taken can sometimes result in death. While the main ways to get rid of excess weight and shape the body are diet, sports and plastic surgery, surgical stomach reduction operations, which have become "fashionable" in the last few years, have also taken their place among these methods.  Fortunately, thanks to the frequent news in the press, we have become aware that the casualties are increasing with