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BALANCED BODY PILATES COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS 2025

What are the 9 principles of Pilates? - CORRECT ANSWER -•Breathing

•Balanced Muscle Development

•Centering

•Concentration

•Control

•Precision

•Whole Body Movement

•Relaxation



What are the precautions of The Hundred on the Reformer? - CORRECT ANSWER -
•Low back, hip, & SI joint problems

•Neck and shoulder injuries

•Pregnancy (avoid after 16 weeks)

• Avoid with osteoporosis, active lumbar disc injuries, & sciatica



What is the purpose of the Hundred? - CORRECT ANSWER -•Teach lumbopelvic stability

•Strengthen abs and hip flexors

•Increase thoracic flexibility

•Learn to connect the arms with the core



What are the 4 positions of Feet in Straps? - CORRECT ANSWER -•Leg Lowers

•Scissors

•Circles

•Frogs



What is the purpose of Feet in Straps? - CORRECT ANSWER -
•Strengthen abs, hamstrings, adductors, deep hip external rotators, glutes, & hip abductors

, •Increase flexibility of the hamstrings, adductors, & hip flexors

•Develop balance in the hip musculature



What are the precautions for Feet in Straps? - CORRECT ANSWER -•Low back and SI problems

•Hip flexor injuries and hip arthritis

•Limited hamstring flexibility

•Pregnancy (elevate torso or avoid after 16 weeks)



What is the purpose of Knee Stretch? - CORRECT ANSWER -•Strengthens quads, hamstrings, and glutes

•Strengthens abs

•Increases pelvic and scapular stability



What are the precautions of Knee Stretch? - CORRECT ANSWER -•Shoulder, arm, and wrist injuries

•Low back or knee injuries

•Pregnancy ( caution with double knee Stretch after 16 weeks)



What are the springs for standing/side splits? - CORRECT ANSWER -Y to R



What is the purpose of standing/side splits? - CORRECT ANSWER -*Strengthen leg and hip muscles

•Improve balance and standing postural alignment



What are the precautions of standing/side splits? - CORRECT ANSWER -•Knee injuries

•Balance problems

•SI joint problems

Pregnancy (caution after 16 weeks)



What are the 10 Pilates Movement Principles? - CORRECT ANSWER -•Breathing

•Lower Core Activation

•Neutral Spine (Finding The Optimum Starting Position(

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