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Reformer Pilates

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Reformer Pilates with just two places, designed for efficiency, with the instructor's full attention and care for your needs.

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Why the reformer?

  1. Controlled resistance

    Springs set the resistance, so every exercise can be matched to your level, and progress shows from one class to the next.

  2. No impact

    You work lying, sitting or kneeling, with no jumping, so the joints are spared while the muscles take all the effort.

  3. More mobility

    The springs support you through the full range of each movement, so the body may lengthen under control, without forcing or strain.

  4. A stronger core

    The carriage moves under you, so the deep muscles of the abdomen and back work throughout to keep you stable.

  5. Better posture

    Slow, precise work through the spine and shoulders may strengthen the muscles that hold you upright, so posture can improve over time.

  6. Steadier balance

    On a moving carriage the body balances constantly, so with regular classes your balance may measurably improve.

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1:1 Classes

A private hour on the reformer, just you and your instructor. The session is shaped around your body and what you want from it, and we find the time together.

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The room, its twelve reformers in line in front of the windows.

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