Austin Fit Magazine – The Annual “Best of” Poll Results
It was wonderful news to hear that Mauro Pilates was voted Best Pilates in Austin Fit Magazine’s 2011 “Best of” Health + Fitness! Continue Reading »
It was wonderful news to hear that Mauro Pilates was voted Best Pilates in Austin Fit Magazine’s 2011 “Best of” Health + Fitness! Continue Reading »
I was really excited when My Fit List asked me for tips for people working out at home. Not only do I work out quite a few of my clients in their homes, I also do the majority of my workouts at home too! Continue Reading »
Thank you, My Fit List and Austin Woman Magazine for recommending Mauro Pilates as one of the places to do barre workouts in Austin!
If the thought of transforming yourself from a sofa-surfing slouch into a Twinkie-spurning exercise junkie turns your quadriceps to jelly, consider this: You don’t have to go it alone.
A fitness trainer can help you set goals, motivate you, prevent injury and monitor your progress. But how do you find a good one?
Our Fit Business of the week is Mauro Pilates Body. From Pilates, to Barrework, to training on the water, Mauro Pilates Body offers something for everyone!
Read more here.
A big thanks to Run Tex for promoting my first fundraiser for Texas Advocacy Project!! See below:
Liana Mauro also ran 3M and PR’ed. Liana is better known as the owner of the Mauro Pilates Studio on West 12th where she works with a number of runners and triathletes. As a way of giving back, this Sunday at Bettysport (916 W. 12th), Liana is conducting a full day of classes from Pilates to foam rolling at a nominal fee. All proceeds from that day will go directly to the Texas Advocacy Project which provides free legal services to women who are victims of domestic abuse and stalking.
My Fit List asked me to share my thoughts on the differences between Pilates and Yoga. Read what I had to say here.
News 8 Austin’s Ricky Doyle and Veronica Castelo bring you an extended version of their weekly Active 8 segment. Continue Reading »
On any given morning, boot camps draw crowds to city parks. Now, the city wants to share in some of their profits.