Women’s Health

How Pilates Can Transform Your Body And Mind Women’s Health Kirsten King to pilates is what Oprah is to motivational speeches; she's the person. The force behind Fluidform Pilates studio in Sydney's Waterloo has practised the workout for nearly two decades, helping to hone the bods of Jesinta Franklin, Georgia …

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Pilates studio to open on Empire Bloomington Pantagraph Owners Georgia Thomson and Jennie Durchholz will employ five Pilates and yoga instructors, all of whom previously worked for Adkins Pilates. The studio will offer Pilates mat and equipment, yoga, barre fusion and SUP (stand-up paddle board) Pilates.

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Pilates studio to open on Empire – Bloomington Pantagraph

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Fifth sexter exposed as a Georgia peach New York Post The Georgia woman unearthed as Anthony Weiner's fifth sexting partner is a Pilates and Zumba instructor who made repeated references to the randy rep's private parts in their online chats. “Weiner! … and more »

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Whos in your family? My husband is Clark, a family practice physician. Our son is Travis, 23, a recent University of Georgia graduate who was just selected for Officer Candidate School; and our daughter Morgan, whos graduating in May from Georgia College & State University, and will marry Ryan Pye in June. Shes 21.

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Faith Alive: Pilar Cobb

Whitfield County wants you to Walk Georgia Daily Citizen A drop-down menu lets you record everything from pilates and aerobics classes, taking a walk with coworkers on your lunch break or swimming laps in the pool … and more »

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Death of Georgian luger Nodar Kumaritashvili casts a pall over the start of the Vancouver Games; Georgia’s delegation wear’s black armbands

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