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Modern Body: Pilates & Movement for Life

Modern Body: Pilates & Movement for Life

Auteur(s): Aly DiRoma
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It’s your body. You’re in it all the time. But how well do you really understand it? Join Aly DiRoma host of Modern Body as she brings you the truths behind using Pilates and movement as a way to better understand and take care of your body in your modern life for life. Drawing from personal experiences as a Pilates and Movement instructor, expert insights, and the latest research on movement Aly unravels the trends and gives you the facts, so you walk away each week with a practical and realistic approach to movement and taking care of your body.Copyright 2025 Aly DiRoma Développement personnel Hygiène et mode de vie sain Réussite
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  • Ep. 80: The Role of the Rotator Cuff Group - Where a Strong Shoulder Starts
    Sep 19 2025
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    Stay connected with Aly DiRoma and the Modern Body community: https://link.me/alydiroma

    If you aren't already a member of the Modern Body Online Studio , you can experience that too with a free 7-day trial. Explore the full catalog of classes for free for the first 7 days. Sign up by Sunday to jump in at the beginning of the Summer Camp series.

    Want to dive deeper? The Modern Mover’s Guide is your roadmap to understanding how movement evolves through life’s seasons. It’s the perfect complement to your Modern Body membership—or a great place to start your journey. You'll also be able to grab your copy of the Core Guide mentioned in the episode. Get your copy here: https://modernmoversguide.com/guide

    Related Episode

    Ep. 67: Are you training all muscle fiber types in your movement practice?

    In This Episode

    The shoulder might seem simple, but tucked inside it is one of the body’s most underappreciated power teams: the rotator cuff. Aly explains how much these muscles contribute to posture, stability, and overall ease of movement. She highlights how everyday actions like buckling a seatbelt, grabbing dishes from a cupboard, or clipping on a baby carrier call on the rotator cuff group.

    Listeners will walk away with an understanding of how the shoulder joint works, why rotator cuff injuries are so common, and what types of movement best support these endurance-based muscles. This episode isn’t just for those with shoulder pain—it’s for anyone who wants to build resilience, prevent injury, and feel stronger from the inside out.

    Want help with production of your podcast? Contact Michelle Sanchez [misanchez21203@gmail.com]

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    30 min
  • Ep. 79: Reimagining Movement as a Force for Physical, Neurological, and Emotional Vitality: a Conversation with Ryan Daniel Beck co-founder of bodyART
    Sep 12 2025
    Follow Modern Body

    Stay connected with Aly DiRoma and the Modern Body community: https://link.me/alydiroma

    If you aren't already a member of the Modern Body Online Studio , you can experience that too with a free 7-day trial. Explore the full catalog of classes for free for the first 7 days. Sign up by Sunday to jump in at the beginning of the Summer Camp series.

    Want to dive deeper? The Modern Mover’s Guide is your roadmap to understanding how movement evolves through life’s seasons. It’s the perfect complement to your Modern Body membership—or a great place to start your journey. You'll also be able to grab your copy of the Core Guide mentioned in the episode. Get your copy here: https://modernmoversguide.com/guide

    Connect with Ryan & bodyART:

    ryan@bodyart-studios.com

    www.bodyart-studios.com

    Follow bodyART on Instagram @bodyart.nyc

    Get your invite to the Movement Speakeasy in NYC by texting the word SPEAKEASY to (917) 810-3075

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    In this episode:

    Aly sits down with Ryan, co-founder of bodyART, to unpack how dance, physical therapy, and traditional Chinese medicine weave together into a movement system designed for longevity. Ryan’s journey from performing with Beyoncé and the Step Up movies to reimagining rehabilitation protocols brings a refreshing perspective: what if exercise wasn’t about punishing the body but about sustaining it for a lifetime?

    Together, Aly and Ryan dig into the difference between fitness culture’s “no pain, no gain” mindset and a physical therapy lens that views pain as valuable information rather than a badge of honor. Ryan explains why many people struggle to stick with rehab exercises and how bodyART reshapes that experience by blending prevention, psychology, and creativity.

    Listeners will walk away with a renewed sense of what it means to train for life, not just for aesthetics.

    Want help with production of your podcast? Contact Michelle Sanchez [misanchez21203@gmail.com]

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    1 h et 27 min
  • Ep. 78: The Building Blocks of Strength Training
    Sep 5 2025
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    Stay connected with Aly DiRoma and the Modern Body community: https://link.me/alydiroma

    If you aren't already a member of the Modern Body Online Studio , you can experience that too with a free 7-day trial. Explore the full catalog of classes for free for the first 7 days. Sign up by Sunday to jump in at the beginning of the Summer Camp series.

    Want to dive deeper? The Modern Mover’s Guide is your roadmap to understanding how movement evolves through life’s seasons. It’s the perfect complement to your Modern Body membership—or a great place to start your journey. You'll also be able to grab your copy of the Core Guide mentioned in the episode. Get your copy here: https://modernmoversguide.com/guide

    Related Episodes:

    Ep. 31: Truth or Trend: "Is Training to Failure the Best Way to Build Muscle Mass?

    Ep. 67: Are you training all muscle fiber types in your movement practice?

    In This Episode:

    Strength training can feel intimidating—images of hours at the gym, heavy barbells, and grueling sessions might come to mind. But in this episode of The Modern Body Podcast, Aly DiRoma flips the script, showing that building muscle doesn’t have to mean burning out. She shares her own journey of stepping into strength training for the first time at age 35, using herself as a test subject to design what became her Simply Strong program.

    Listeners are guided through the building blocks of strength: progressive loading (yes, you can start with 5-pound dumbbells and still see results), split training that makes workouts approachable, and the art of pairing volume with frequency to hit that sweet spot of effort without overwhelm. Aly also introduces periodization—a structured way to cycle training for sustainable progress—and even touches on nutrition, sharing her experiments with protein intake and how small tweaks supported her goals.

    If you’re brand-new to strength training, returning after a break, or looking for a structure that won’t run you ragged, Aly delivers simple, sustainable strategies you can put into practice right away.

    Want help with production of your podcast? Contact Michelle Sanchez [misanchez21203@gmail.com]

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    26 min
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