Reformer Pilates offers a dynamic, full-body workout using a specialised piece of equipment called the Reformer. The Reformer consists of a sliding carriage, springs, and pulleys that add resistance and challenge to traditional Pilates exercises. It’s designed to improve strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination in a controlled and low-impact way.
At Pivot Therapies, we teach APPI Clinical Pilates on the Reformer, meaning our focus is always on precision and technique. Because of this, having a solid foundation in Matwork Pilates is essential before transitioning to the Reformer. The matwork prepares you for the complexity of Reformer movements, and without this base, jumping into a Reformer class can be overwhelming. That’s why we require all clients to complete our 6-week Introduction to Reformer course.
Once you’ve completed the Introduction to Reformer course, you’ll be ready to join any of our Reformer classes! We offer a wide variety of options tailored to different fitness levels and goals:
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A great way to start your Reformer journey. Perfect for post- introduction to Reformer course so you can try a couple of variations!
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Our Reformer Focus pack gives you 10 credits to use at your pace, perfect for those looking to build consistency in their Reformer practice. Enjoy the flexibility to attend classes whenever it suits your schedule and elevate your strength, alignment, and core stability.
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The Reformer Total pack is designed for dedicated Reformer enthusiasts with 20 credits to maximize your results. This extensive package offers even more opportunities to deepen your practice, helping you achieve your fitness and wellness goals.
Ideal for those who prefer a consistent, once-a-week Reformer practice.
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A balanced plan to experience a range of classes.
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Perfect for regular practice and self-care.
Reformer Pilates is open to anyone who has completed our Introduction to Reformer course. Whether you’re an experienced athlete or just getting into Pilates, the Reformer provides an adaptable challenge suitable for different fitness levels. However, having a matwork foundation is key to ensuring you can fully benefit from and enjoy the Reformer classes.
While Mat Pilates focuses on core strength and bodyweight resistance, the Reformer introduces external resistance with springs, which adds an extra level of intensity. It can also target muscles that might be harder to activate in Matwork, allowing for a more varied and challenging workout.
Absolutely. At Pivot Therapies, we prioritise your safety by ensuring that all clients go through our Introduction to Reformer course, which teaches the proper use of the equipment. Our studio is equipped with six Reformers, each spaced 1.5 metres apart to allow for safe movement and plenty of space for stretching. With our physiotherapy-led approach, you’ll be guided by experts who ensure that every exercise is performed safely and effectively.