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Gentle Joint Recovery & Stability

byMonica RastogiVisit studio in Rama Krishna Puram, New DelhiStarts from1,800 per person / per sessionView full gallery

Movement should feel good, not painful. If you are dealing with cranky knees, shoulder stiffness, or injury recovery, I use controlled, low-impact Pilates and Gyrotonic routines to help you build stability without the stress.

This lunge on the Cadillac with resistance bands is perfect for calf lengthening and ankle strengthening. Building strength and mobility in the ankles is so important for supporting the knees.

This supported squat on the Cadillac is a great challenge for the legs. The straps provide feedback and resistance, teaching you to focus on stability, posture, and breath to perform the movement correctly.

Here we are using a large stability ball against the wall to work on the rotator cuff. This is a gentle but effective way to strengthen the small muscles that stabilize the shoulder joint.

By adding a small ball under the foot, this exercise on the Stability Chair becomes a great challenge for ankle stability. This is a fantastic injury recovery routine for weak or unstable ankles.

This single-leg exercise on the Stability Chair is a powerhouse for the glutes, legs, and ankles. It also seriously challenges your balance and core control.

Lying on a foam roller while using the Stability Chair adds a significant balance challenge. This forces the deep core muscles to engage to keep the pelvis stable while the legs are working.

This is a great example of a balance and strength challenge on the Stability Chair. This movement is excellent for building single-leg stability, which is crucial for knee and hip health.

The "Swan Dive" on the Stability Chair is an advanced exercise that challenges your entire body. It requires immense back and glute strength to maintain the extension in your spine.

Working the shoulders on the Cadillac requires the whole body to work together. This exercise helps build strength and stability in the shoulder girdle while maintaining a stable core.

On the Reformer, we can do specific exercises to mobilize the ankle and knee joints in a safe, controlled manner. This is perfect for post-rehab work or for anyone with joint stiffness.

About Gentle Joint Recovery & Stability

Before we start any movement, I always do a 60-75 minute one-on-one assessment. We will map out your injury history, check your spinal alignment, and test your joint mobility against a grid. It is the only way to know exactly which movements will help you feel steady and pain-free, rather than just guessing.

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