Here's how the class types differ and who each one is for.
Reformer for Beginners
For those new to Reformer Pilates or still refining their skills. Instructors guide fundamental Reformer movements to acclimate new participants. Recommended to attend at least 2 weeks before advancing to more advanced classes.
Reformer Open
A flowing class working the entire body on the Reformer machine. Focus on controlling movements with breath and working small stabiliser muscles.
Reformer Plus
Total conditioning using the Reformer machine plus therabands, magic circles, free weights, and yoga blocks. Delivers strength and tone to every part of the body.
Reformer Core
Focused on abs and deep core strength. Develops a whittled, flat waistline with stable pelvis and supported back.
Reformer Stretch
Designed to release tension, lengthen tight muscles, and improve mobility in all planes of movement. Leave feeling stretched, energised, and lengthened.
Mat Pilates
Low-impact full-body workout using body weight for resistance. Focuses on core strength, flexibility, and overall body conditioning accessible to most fitness levels.
Barre
Full-body workout building strength, agility, and flexibility. Uses the barre and body weight, with some classes incorporating resistance bands, sliders, ankle weights, free weights, and exercise balls.