Pilates

Medically-Informed Pilates

Reformer and mat work designed to rebuild alignment, mobility, and the deep core that protects your spine and joints. Pilates is where most Movement Med members start, and the foundation behind our most-read guidance on preserving muscle and balance as we age.

Shane coaching two clients through reformer Pilates in the Movement Med studio
Who it’s for

Built for the body you actually have.

  • Adults navigating chronic pain, postural issues, or an old injury
  • Anyone bridging the gap between physical therapy and getting their full life back
  • Members who want a low-impact, joint-safe strength practice
  • Newer Pilates students who want one-on-one technique work before joining a class
What to expect

What a Pilates program looks like here

  1. 01

    A movement assessment first — strength, mobility, and stability checks before any reformer time

  2. 02

    Programs built around your goals and history, then progressed at a pace that lasts

  3. 03

    Reassessment as you go so the work keeps matching where your body actually is

  4. 04

    Hands-on cueing from instructors trained in clinical movement, not generic class formats

Session formats

Pick the format that fits your week.

  • Private — one-on-one with a single instructor
  • Semi-private — you and a partner share an instructor with personalized programs each
  • Small group — up to 3-4 people with individualized attention throughout
Equipment

What you’ll work with.

  • Pilates Reformers
  • Cadillacs (Trapeze Tables)
  • Ladder Barrels
  • Core Aligns
  • Mat work with props
Get started

Tell us about your goals.

A free 15-minute consult is the easiest way to find out if Pilates is a fit. Or send us a quick message and we’ll get back to you within one business day.