As we’re settling into 2026, you’ve probably noticed the buzzword shift in the wellness world. It’s not just about lifespan anymore (adding years to your life)… it’s about healthspan — how well you live those years.

Have your wrists been feeling a little stiffer, weaker, or more sensitive lately? You’re not imagining it — and you’re certainly not alone! Like many areas of the body, our wrists naturally change as we age.

Looking for the best community fitness classes in Timonium? You’re not alone. More people are searching for fitness experiences that feel welcoming, supportive, and consistent, especially during seasons when motivation can dip.

When most people hear the word osteoporosis, they picture something that happens much later in life — or something that only matters after a fracture.

When most people think about improving brain health, they picture crossword puzzles, memory games, or aggressively doing Wordle before coffee. But science keeps giving us better news: movement is one of the best things you can do for your brain.

What starts as mental stress quickly moves into the body. You feel it in tight shoulders and neck, stiff hips, and an achy low back—the very places that determine how comfortably you move through the day.

Let’s be honest: the holidays can feel like a lot. The pace picks up, your calendar fills fast, and routines? They tend to fly out the window. But in the middle of the chaos, it’s still possible to feel grounded.

Ever wonder how much of your income “should” go toward wellness—things like Pilates, healthy food, massages, vitamins, or anything that makes your body and mind feel good?

Strength, mobility, balance, and confidence can all improve when you move with intention and consistency. That’s where Pilates works its magic — meeting you exactly where you are and helping you rebuild from the inside out.

Did you know your core isn’t just the front of your body? It wraps all the way around—front, sides, and back! Those deep abdominals, glutes, and spinal muscles all work together to keep you standing tall, feeling pain-free, and moving with ease.

If you’ve been looking for a new way to move your body, reduce stress, and feel healthier, Pilates could be the perfect fit. At The Pilates Place, we specialize in helping residents of Timonium discover just how transformative these classes can be.

One of the best things about Pilates is that it truly meets you where you are. In every class, we offer layers and options for each exercise so that you can choose what feels right for your body.

In Baltimore, the fitness scene is constantly evolving, with new workout styles and training techniques gaining popularity. Whether you’re looking for a new challenge or a way to stay consistent in your routine, these five trends are shaping the way people move in Baltimore —and at The Pilates Place.

Consistency can feel like nothing is happening—until suddenly, everything changes. When you commit to showing up—whether it’s for Pilates, better nutrition, or simply taking time for yourself—you may not notice the shifts right away. Day to day, progress is subtle.

Pain can be tricky, especially when you’re moving your body and trying to get stronger. I like to think of it like a smoke detector.

Here’s something many people don’t realize: how you feel in your workout tomorrow depends a lot on what you do today—especially when it comes to what you eat and how well you sleep.

Does your neck feel like it’s constantly in a knot? Like no amount of stretching or massaging is making it feel better?

Your neck might not be the real problem.

Your body is remarkably interconnected, and by strengthening your glutes while stretching your hip flexors and moving those hips in all directions, you're giving your lower back the support it needs to function pain-free.

Exercise doesn't have to be punishment for enjoying pizza and fries. It's more like throwing a party for body. Your heart loves cardio, your bones love all the weight-bearing planks, and your brain does cartwheels when endorphins hit during Pilates classes.

As temperatures rise, many of us feel more motivated to move, enjoy the outdoors, and pretend we're fitness influencers. But with summer comes the brutal reality of turning into a human puddle the moment you step outside — particularly when it comes to staying hydrated while your body betrays you with excessive sweating.