Frequently asked questions.

Why Pilates?

Pilates is a beautiful form of structured movement inspired by yoga, callisthenics and ballet. Originally called “contrology” by pioneer, Joseph Pilates, it focuses on the pillars of mobility and strength, balancing the activation of all major muscle groups within the body. Pilates can come in the form of either aerobic or non-aerobic exercise depending on the focus of the class and the needs of the student, with all approaches requiring considerable flow and concentration. It’s a malleable kind of movement suitable for everyone, from elite athletes to those with limited experience or mobility!

Why should I practice Pilates online?

Although pilates has traditionally been an in-person, group activity, its incredible benefits are just as accessible virtually! Some of the pros of our online classes include:

  • Complete freedom to move whenever and wherever you feel

  • An easier means to establish a movement routine around your busyness

  • The convenience of not having to commute or travel to practice

  • A variety of on-demand classes to choose from - there’s no need to wait for your favorite class or focus

  • The ability to practice new movements on your own with confidence

  • Video pausing and rewinding so you can focus on specific fundamentals at your pace

  • A growing tips and tricks suggestion featuring recommendations and questions from the community

How do I access an online class?

Once you’ve secured a membership and created an account, log in to the website to start moving. You can access classes on your mobile, tablet, laptop or smart TV - really anything with an internet connection and video playback! Then, choose the kind of class you’re interested in and watch your space turn into your own virtual studio.

How often should I practice Pilates?

The ideal Pilates practice is 2-3 times per week. We suggest starting with one session and adding more sessions when you can. The more sessions you do per week, the quicker you will see results.