Table of contents for Pilates for fragile backs : recovering strength and flexibility after surgery, injury, or other back problems / Andra Fischgrund Stanton, with Ruth Hiatt-Coblentz.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Foreword
Introduction
1.	Why Pilates?
2.	Everyone¿s Different: Our Stories 
3.	Taking Care of Body, Mind, and Spirit 
4.	How to Find an Instructor 
5.	What Is Pilates? 
6.	The Breath
7.	The Powerhouse
8.	Neutral Pelvis
9.	Navel to Spine, Abs Pulled In, or Scoop! Scoop! Scoop!
10.	Mat Exercises
a.	Pre-Pilates Warm-up #1 
b.	Pre-Pilates Warm-up #2 
c.	100 
d.	Half Roll Back 
e.	Single Leg Circles 
f.	Single Leg Stretch 
g.	Double Leg Stretch 
h.	Scissors 
i.	Lower Leg Lift 
j.	Spine Stretch Forward 
k.	Side Leg Kicks 
l.	Post-Mat Cool-Down: The Wall
11.	Reformer Exercises
a.	Footwork Series
b.	100 
c.	Frog Legs 
d.	Leg Circles
e.	Pelvic Lift
f.	Stomach Massage Series
g.	Elephant
h.	Knee Stretch (Round Back)
i.	Running
12.	Cadillac Exercises 
a.	Roll-Down Bar
b.	Breathing Series
13.	Resources
14.	References

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Pilates method.
Back.