How I Ended Up Upside Down At Pilates

You may not realise that being dyslexic can affect your sense of direction, not only your left and right but also your ability to orientate your body in space! What do I mean by that? Well, there is so much for a dyslexic person to process in an exercise class, the verbal instructions can happen so quickly, and we have to try and work out what the instructions are… And then work out our left and right, front, back, up and down. These are things that we can really struggle with, and for me this is an area where my dyslexia still shines through. This week I ended up the wrong way completely on the Pilates machine! The good news is that I am no longer embarrassed by this, I just laugh it off and know that it is my dyslexic brain struggling with all the information, not that I am stupid or useless at Pilates! Don't forget to check out the Truth About Dyslexia Programme, where we help adults with dyslexia understand their brains, find out how they really work and discover how to maximise them to build your confidence and your life. 👉 https://tcd.truthaboutdyslexia.com/the-confident-dyslexic Are you looking for a way to thrive in a left-brain world? Remarkable Minds can help you achieve success by providing courses, content, and corporate training that are designed to change your life. We specialize in helping right-brain thinkers succeed, and our methods have been proven to produce results. Visit our Web page to learn more about our work and how we can help you unleash your inner creative genius. 🧠 RemarkableMinds.org Dyslexia in Adults is a growing challenge. Stay tuned for more on Dyslexia. Dyslexia in Adults is a growing challenge. Stay tuned for more on Dyslexia.