Are you curious about joining a studio equipment Pilates class at Yellow Pilates? Whether you're new to Pilates or looking to deepen your practice, our group classes offer a supportive and personalised approach to help you achieve your goals. Here's what you can expect when you join one of our sessions for the first time.

When booking your first Pilates Equipment class, it's natural to feel a bit apprehensive. If you have never been to an appointment like this, it can be unclear what to expect, especially if you are new to Pilates. But don’t worry—by the end of this blog, you’ll have a clear understanding of what your first session will involve, and you'll feel more at ease as you step into your first Pilates equipment class.

With the rise of 'Reformer Pilates' and the increase in rooms full of 30+ Reformers... is this a safe way to exercise? While the Reformer is a popular piece of Pilates equipment, it is only one part of a broader system designed to promote overall well-being. Understanding the intricacies of the Pilates Reformer and how it fits into the larger Pilates repertoire is essential for both safety and effectiveness.

Since the pandemic, the term ‘Pilates’ has exploded in popularity, especially ‘Reformer Pilates.’ A quick Google search or a scroll through social media will bombard you with images of people performing impressive tricks and challenges, all under the banner of Pilates.

As a Pilates instructor, I've noticed more people asking me about Reformer Pilates than ever before. Let's debunk some myths and clarify what Pilates—and Reformer Pilates—really is.

In this guide, we will take a look at the Pilates studio-specific equipment that is used in Pilates today. Joseph Pilates referred to his equipment as ‘apparatus’ and his original designs included the Reformer, Cadillac, Wunda Chair and Ladder Barrel.

You’ve heard about Reformer Pilates. You may have seen videos on TikTok or Instagram of ‘Pilates Plank Challenges’, ‘Killer Ab Workouts’ or influencers talking about how ‘Pilates is a thing right now!’ But you want to know a bit more about what Pilates is and what the difference is between Reformer Pilates and Mat Pilates.

Here is an explanation of both, to help you decide which might be best for you…