Founded in 2001, GYROTONIC® Movement Center is an internationally recognized Gyrotonic studio offering exercise and therapeutic sessions for private clients as well as serving as an international teacher training facility.
What is GYROTONIC®?
Stretching, strengthening, lengthening, twisting, spiraling, energizing and invigorating are just some of the words our clients use to describe the exercises found in the GYROTONIC® workout.
GYROTONIC® is the most unique exercise and rehabilitation program available. Its movement signature is circular motion which works to simultaneously stretch and strengthen the body.
The origins of this movement signature come from dance, gymnastics, yoga, swimming and tai chi and it has been described by many exercise professionals as a breakthrough system for fitness and rehabilitative exercise.
Unlike conventional exercise programs and their machines which utilize linear movement patterns, GYROTONIC® incorporates three-dimensional circular motion to promote coordinated and efficient movement throughout the body while simultaneously strengthening the muscular attachments and ligamentous tissue.
This circular approach to movement bridges the gap between contraction and extension where most injuries occur and brings balance to the musculoskeletal structure, by utilizing the natural patterns and shapes in the human body, which are comprised of circles and spirals.
Clients immediately report feeling taller and stronger within one or two sessions. The most frequently reported changes in the body include postural improvement and alignment awareness. At the foundation of GYROTONIC® is profound sense of stability and strength in the low back created partially by its focus on abdominal and core strength. For most athletes the result is decreased incidence of sports related injury and low-back pain.
Whether you are already an accomplished athlete or dance professional looking to supplement your current training or someone who hasn’t exercised in years GYROTONIC® can result in increased strength, flexibility and coordination.