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The human body is designed for movement, but have you ever thought about the seasons your body experiences—both physically and metaphorically? In this episode of Modern Body: Pilates & Movement for Life, Aly DiRoma invites us to align with the slower rhythms of winter, a season for reflection, replenishment, and going inward.
Through her insightful and relatable storytelling, Aly breaks down the concept of "physical resources" and why they matter, from muscle strength to nervous system support. She offers actionable advice on how to assess where you are now, identify the gaps in your physical well-being, and gradually rebuild for long-term resilience. Aly shares her own postpartum journey—a season of life that tested her resources to their limits—and how she used slow, intentional movement to begin her recovery.
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Whether you're navigating the challenges of a new chapter or simply looking to move through life with more ease, this episode is a gentle reminder to honor where you are, reflect, and grow.
Explore Modern Body: Interested in rebuilding your physical resources and starting the year strong? Join Aly on the Modern Body platform for a free 7-day trial, offering over 300 classes designed for all seasons and stages of life.
Visit Modern Body Studio
Follow Aly on Instagram: @alydiroma
New episodes drop every Friday! Don’t forget to rate, review, and share with a friend.
And if you want a deep exploration and understanding of how the Modern Body Method works to support you throughout the seasons of the year, and the seasons of your life,then get your copy of the Modern Mover’s Guide. It makes a great companion to your Modern Body membership if you are already part of the community. And if you aren’t a Modern Mover yet, the Modern Mover’s Guide is a great place to begin your journey. https://modernmoversguide.com/guide
Connect with Aly DiRoma: https://link.me/alydiroma
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The human body is designed for movement, but have you ever thought about the seasons your body experiences—both physically and metaphorically? In this episode of Modern Body: Pilates & Movement for Life, Aly DiRoma invites us to align with the slower rhythms of winter, a season for reflection, replenishment, and going inward.
Through her insightful and relatable storytelling, Aly breaks down the concept of "physical resources" and why they matter, from muscle strength to nervous system support. She offers actionable advice on how to assess where you are now, identify the gaps in your physical well-being, and gradually rebuild for long-term resilience. Aly shares her own postpartum journey—a season of life that tested her resources to their limits—and how she used slow, intentional movement to begin her recovery.
Notable Quotes:
In This Episode:
Whether you're navigating the challenges of a new chapter or simply looking to move through life with more ease, this episode is a gentle reminder to honor where you are, reflect, and grow.
Explore Modern Body: Interested in rebuilding your physical resources and starting the year strong? Join Aly on the Modern Body platform for a free 7-day trial, offering over 300 classes designed for all seasons and stages of life.
Visit Modern Body Studio
Follow Aly on Instagram: @alydiroma
New episodes drop every Friday! Don’t forget to rate, review, and share with a friend.
And if you want a deep exploration and understanding of how the Modern Body Method works to support you throughout the seasons of the year, and the seasons of your life,then get your copy of the Modern Mover’s Guide. It makes a great companion to your Modern Body membership if you are already part of the community. And if you aren’t a Modern Mover yet, the Modern Mover’s Guide is a great place to begin your journey. https://modernmoversguide.com/guide
Connect with Aly DiRoma: https://link.me/alydiroma
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