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‘First ever Pilates class at a PGA Tour event’ taking place next month

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By Becca J G Godwin
Aug 24, 2018

Pilates is great at strengthening your core. It’s also great for kicking off the golf season’s final tournament, apparently.

In what's being billed as the "first ever Pilates class at a PGA Tour event," the Tour Championship announced that Club Pilates will host a class Tuesday, Sept. 18 at 6:30 p.m. during tournament week at East Lake Golf Club.

The class will be held on the back lawn of the clubhouse overlooking the golf course. It will be taught by Jenn Allen, Club Pilates Master Trainer and Club Pilates Brookhaven Instructor.

"We know many golfers incorporate Pilates into their core training routine,” said Sarah Luna, SVP of Operations at Club Pilates. “This event allows us to introduce even more of the golf community to the benefits of Pilates."

Club Pilates has 10 locations in Georgia. The tournament takes place from Sept. 19 to 23.

More information on the class can be found leading up to the event here.

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