19/05/2026
Lately I’ve been studying movement more deeply than ever. And the more I learn, the more I believe that movement is medicine. Not in a trendy, hashtag kind of way. In a real, life-changing way.
But like any medicine, you need to know how to use it.
This weekend I attended Pilates for Injuries and Pathology, a course by BASI Pilates — one of the most respected names in the Pilates world. And it confirmed something I already felt but now understand on a whole new level.
The goal of movement should always be functionality.
Not how it looks. Not how hard it is. How well it helps your body function in real life.
I was amazed to see how much functional movement can do for you — especially as the years go by. After 40, 50, 60... functionality becomes your most valuable asset. And knowing how to adapt your movement to your injuries, your conditions, your body’s history — that’s what keeps movement as your greatest ally instead of your enemy.
I left this weekend full of knowledge. But also full of humility. Because the more you learn, the more you realise how much more there is to learn.
Grateful for this experience and excited to bring everything back to my clients and my classes.