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Take a break from your digital devices for your mental health. Check out these tips to make it easier.

Eating healthier can be easier with these six tips.

Discover new ways to help you feel well and live well.

Ditch the negative language for a positive mindset as you work toward your fitness goals.

The adage, “If you don’t use it, you lose it,” certainly applies to our ability to get off the floor to a standing position. Playing on the floor and jumping from the floor to standing is second nature when we’re young. But the time most of us spend on the floor diminishes as we age. If we stop moving in this way, our floor-to-standing mobility decreases.

If you’re dealing with pelvic floor dysfunction, it’s time to see how Pilates and physical therapy can help.

Blue zone communities are areas where people live longer and healthier lives. Learn some of the secrets of longevity, keeping blue zone communities healthy.

Think you’re too busy for a regular exercise routine? Check out these ideas for how to add more exercise throughout your day for significant health benefits.

While you might not think your body has chronic inflammation, exposure to toxins, poor sleep and eating habits, and chronic stress typical in many American lifestyles can lead to chronic inflammation.

What have you done to improve your balance today? Take a look at some simple suggestions you can incorporate balance into your everyday movements.

Do you think Pilates is only for young people? Think again! If you’re a senior, your Pilates session will soon become one of your favorite weekly activities!

Do you know the latest CPR techniques? If you don’t, or it’s been a few years since your last CPR or first aid training, it’s time to sign up again. The American Red Cross offers many convenient classes.

Donating your body to scientific research is an amazing legacy—of learning, insight, education and outcomes.

Need some inspiration for the kitchen? Check out our latest reading suggestions on fueling your body with optimal nutrition.

Myofascial Release applies gentle pressure to the fascia to create change by rehydrating the tissue, removing adhesions, and restoring the slide and glide that the tissue needs to be healthy.

When physical therapy is prescribed for recovery after injury or surgery, adding Pilates to your recovery regimen will get you feeling and moving better quicker.

It’s important to learn Pilates breathing techniques to make the most of your Pilates sessions and also to support your overall wellbeing.

Walking is a wonderful way to move well, feel well and live well. Check out the benefits of walking and get some inspiration on where to walk in Denver.

Learn why regular exercise helps your brain learn, remember, reason and focus.

Are you ready for a new way to stay moving this season? We’d recommend a snowshoeing or cross-country skiing adventure. Here are a few things to learn before you embark on your new wintertime activities.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year for many, but also one of the hardest to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Check out these tips to have a healthy holiday season this year.

When the aspens shed their green and start shimmering gold, it’s one of our favorite times to get out and hike a Colorado trail. Check out six of our favorite hikes to enjoy the aspens.

What’s best for you? Pilates at a studio or exercising at a gym? We break it down for you.

Pilates is a versatile and flexible form of movement that can be personalized to your specific goals to build strength, improve flexibility, and more. Learn how we can help you find more comfort and ease in your body.

Functional fitness exercise prepares your body to move well, feel well, and live well in your daily life.

Take a look at our latest book recommendations! Learning more about how your body works will help support your health in 2021.

In Colorado, there’s always something fun to do outdoors in any season. Whether you have a bit of cabin fever or just want to absorb your Vitamin D on a gorgeous Colorado bluebird day, we have pulled together some of our favorite outdoor activities.

Looking for healthy recipes that are quick, paleo-friendly, or vegetarian? We know you’ll find many ideas that make healthy eating simple in the three cookbook recommendations we feature in this blog.

We invite you to visit us at the Platt Park neighborhood in Denver! Here are a few highlights we wanted to share about what makes our neighborhood so special. At Taylor Pilates and Fitness, we are grateful and proud to be part of the Platt Park neighborhood in Denver.

There’s nothing quite like a global pandemic to make you wonder how to boost your immunity. In spite of the challenges and risks associated with a pandemic, you are not powerless in your own self-care. You can incorporate healthy living strategies including regular exercise to support your immune system and overall well being.

Pilates is a great exercise method for any age, but if you’re 50 years or older you should check out some of the benefits of Pilates for seniors.

Even though wine isn’t a health food, you can still enjoy it if you are dedicated to a clean eating lifestyle. Learn what you need to know to drink clean.

If you’re in a rut for what to cook or just love to find new recipes that nourish your body, check out our cookbook recommendations that are full of delicious and nutritious recipes.

Are your “seasonal allergies” lasting all year long? Maybe it’s time to look at histamine intolerance to finally get some relief. Here’s what you need to know.

Curious what some of our favorite wellness books are at Taylor Pilates and Fitness? Check out two of our favorites: Back in Control and Radical Metabolism.

The average American walks about 1.5 to 2 miles a day which is roughly 3,000 to 4,000 steps. Here’s how 10,000 steps came to be the goal people want to achieve, the health benefits of walking, and how to determine what’s right for you.

Are you hearing a lot about inflammation and the negative consequences it can have for your health? To help you better understand what it is, this blog shares how it can impact your health and ways to minimize chronic inflammation in your body.

How to Maintain and Improve Physical Balance There are a lot of ways we try to maintain balance in our lives—work/life balance, a balanced checkbook, a diet that has the right balance of macronutrients, and more. Even with all this focus on maintaining proper balance, many of us overlook an essential element in our lives: physical balance. Even those of us who work out regularly to build our cardio and muscle strength often don’t spend enough time maintaining balance. This is a mistake and it becomes even more essential to pay attention to maintaining and improving our balance as we age.

People work out for many reasons. Some want to lose a few pounds, others want an outlet to reduce stress, or to sleep better. Those who just want to feel better as they go about their regular activities and improve their ability to handle everyday tasks might be interested in functional training.

Even though the holidays are meant to be full of joy, they can be times of stress and angst for many of us. Shopping. Wrapping. Parties. Pressures to produce a holiday worthy of a magazine cover. To bring back the joy this season, check out our stress management techniques for the holidays.

Creating better ergonomics can help you avoid pains and strains that are common from repetitive motion or staying in the same position for long periods of time. Here are our top tips to create better ergonomics at your workstation and in your car.

Proper hydration is essential not only for your overall health but it will help your muscles perform better during a Pilates or OOV session. Learn the benefits of hydration, how much water you should have each day, and some of our best tips.

When you leave a summertime Pilates session or an OOV class at Taylor Pilates and Fitness, continue your healthy habits with great food choices outside the Pilates studio. Try a meal that is healthy and easy to make