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POLESTAR PILATES EXAM

Questions And Correct Answers

Latest Update 2026.




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 POLESTAR PILATES EXAM

 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS


 LATEST UPDATE 2026.

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, 1. Polestar Principles of Movement:
Answer Breathing Axial Elongation &
Core Control

Spine Articulation

Organisation of the Head,
Neck & Shoulders Alignment
& Weight Bearing of the
Extremities Movement
Integration

2. Polestar's Mission:

Answer Is an international community of research oriented movement science professionals,

transferring knowledge to our clients to improve health and well being through the application of Pilates
and various methedologies of movement science.

3. Polestar Vision:

Answer To impact the world through INTELLIGENT MOVEMENT, fostering awareness of
self and

community

4. JP 3 Guiding Pilates Principles - Whole Body Health:

Answer Development of body, mind, spirit in coordination with eachother. Whole body is
acheived through exercise, proper diet, good hygiene and sleeping habits, sunshine, fresh air and
balance of life, work, recreation and relaxation.

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, 5. JP 3 Guiding Pilates Principles - Whole Body Commitment:

Answer To achieve highest accom-

plishments within the scope of our capabilities we must strive to acquire strong, healthy bodies to
develop our minds to the limit of our ability.

WBC is mental and physical discipline, a work ethic, an attidude towards one self and assuming a lifestyle
that is necessary to achieve Whole Body Health

6. JP 3 Guiding Pilates Principles - Breath:

Answer Breath is the integral part of overall body functioning.

Increasing volume capacity, oxygenation and other physiological changes. Consistant inhalation and
exhalation helps circulatory system nourish all tissues with oxygen rich blood while carrying impurities
and metabolic waste. Pilates refers to this cleansing mechanism as the ''Internal Shower'' which results
in mental and physical invigoration and rejuviantion

7. PILATES GOALS AND BENEFITS:

Answer Coordination

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