Send us a textThe Pilates book list is growing and in case you don’t have Eva Rincke’s biography on Joseph Pilates, I highly recommend it. Born in 1981, Eva Rincke grew up in Leonberg near Stuttgart, Germany. She studied history and philosophy at Humboldt University in Berlin. From 2007-2010 she worked at Buchenwald Memorial, doing research for an exhibition about Forced Labor during World War II. She is a freelance historian for several historical institutions in Germany and Austria and wrote articles for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum’s Encyclopedia of Camps and Ghettos. Eva lives in Stuttgart, Germany with her family where she continues to write, edit and research historical events.Enter Pilates: After giving birth to her first child and needing to strengthen her body, she discovered Joe’s method and used it to help her return to full health. Not surprising, Eva was fascinated with the inventor. Her curious nature and historical research background inspired the 2015 Joe Pilates Biography. This episode, Part One, focuses on Joe's first forty years of his life. Eva will return in a couple of months for Part Two, Joe and Clara in New York City.The 20% off Coupon code for ALL THINGS PILATES Podcast listeners is: allthingspilates20If you'd like to contact Eva Rincke: [email protected] or https://innerstrengthpublishing.netTheme music: Soul Blues Piano Shuffle by Boom ZoomFor more information about Darien Gold: https://www.dariengold.comSupport the show

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