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Paris Pilates Movement — Instagram Follower Projections
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Paris Pilates Movement has an Instagram engagement rate of 4.78%
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Paris Pilates Movement (@pilateswithparis) — 211 FollowersEngagement: 4.78% · Avg. Likes: 9 · Avg. Comments: 2
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- The Feet 👣 • Our feet are the most used, and probably the least taken care of part of the body. We expect our feet to propel us through space and get us where we want to go every day of our lives. The arches of our feet are designed to provide us with flexibility, help absorb shock, distribute the weight of the body, and help us adapt to surface changes when walking, running, and climbing. • Weak feet can affect absolutely every other part of our system. If the muscles of the feet aren’t working properly to hold the bones of the feet and ankles in correct alignment, it’s a good bet that nothing stacked above the feet is aligned correctly either. This means the right muscles aren’t working when walking, standing, sitting, or exercising. During everything we do, we are then placing added stress on every joint. Over time, this misalignment and poor muscle use can result in foot, ankle, knee, hip, sacro-illiac joint, lower-mid-upper back, shoulder, and neck pain. • Using Pilates to maintain the strength of healthy feet will ensure better balance as we get older, help to maintain good posture, reduce the chance of injuries, and make all of the activities we enjoy easier.
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