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The Balanced Body Comprehensive Test Prep Exam Questions with Correct Answers 2025 is a detailed study guide designed to help students and professionals prepare for the Balanced Body Pilates certification exams. It includes: Verified answers to actual exam questions Coverage of key Pilates principles and movement concepts

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BALANCED BODY COMPREHENSIVE TEST PREP EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS 2025
WhatSare considered Balanced Body Principles? - CORRECT ANSWER -
Breathing, Balanced Muscle Development, Concentration, Control, Centering



The Movement Principle of Trunk Integration includes: - CORRECT ANSWER -
Breath, Core Work/Inner Unit, Lumbopelvic Stability/ Outer Unit, Spinal Mobility



What are the attachment points for the diaphragm? -SCORRECT ANSWER -
Inside of the rib cage, the spine, the 12th rib, the lowest costal cartilages, xiphoid process



WhatSdoes the diaphragm do when you inhale? - CORRECT ANSWER -
contracts and moves downwards towards the abdomen



What does the diaphragm do when you exhale? - CORRECT ANSWER -
Relaxes and moves upwards towards the throat



WhatSare the primary components of the inner unit? - CORRECT ANSWER -
pelvic floor, transverse abdominus, diaphragm, multifidi



A neutral pelvic position can be found by doing the following: - CORRECT ANSWER -
Placing the lumbar spine and pelvis in the most natural position.



Which muscle groups are the primary focusSfor the swan family of exercises? -SCORRECT ANSWER -
Gluteus maximus, biceps femoris, semitendinosis, semimembraneus, erector spinae



Which of the following muscles are activated baby the mermaid family of exercises? -
CORRECT ANSWER -
Internal oblique abdominals, external oblique abdominals, QL, psoas, gluteus medius



Pilates equipment should be examined and maintained... - CORRECT ANSWER -Monthly

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