Combining experience in The Pilates Method of Physical and Mental Conditioning, GYROTONIC® and other movement techniques, we strive to design challenging programmes tailored to your needs and abilities. Our studio is fully equipped, private and tranquil. All sessions occur under a high degree of supervision, taught by instructors with the highest qualifications and training in our industry. Studio Sessions
Wide Variety of Pilates-based classes (equipment and floor) such as:
Public and Practitioner-Only CEC Workshops.
APMA-recognised provider for Level 2 Pilates Instructor Course Delivery of nationally accredited qualifications such as the Diploma and Advanced Diploma of Pilates-Based Movement Therapy Delivery of the GYROTONIC® Level 1 Pre-Training course (necessary for admission to the Foundation courses taught around the world).
The Pilates Method is a popular movement regimen that includes the use of special stretches and machines, dramatically improving strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, posture. It works the whole body while focusing on proper alignment increasing range of movement, freeing you from poor postural habits while relieving tension and fatigue. Pilates also develops a strong abdominal centre which helps alleviate back pain and improves performance in all aspects of life.
It is named after it’s creator, Joseph Hubertus Pilates, who was born in Germany in 1880. He was a gymnast, bodybuilder, martial artist and boxer, circus performer, and fitness innovator who designed a series of exercises using only body weight and a mat, as well as repertoire to be done on a number of ingenious machines using pulleys and springs for resistance. In 1926, he moved to New York City, where his studio quickly became popular with dancers like Martha Graham and George Ballanchine who appreciated the emphasis on overall strength and flexibility over bulk.
Many modern celebrities have helped lift public awareness of the work: Madonna, Clint Eastwood, Australian triathlete Marc Dragon, to name a few, lauding it’s benefits to improve fitness, body shape and performance. However, anyone can benefit from the Pilates Method, from 10 years old to the elderly and at any level of fitness or ability. And this is how Joseph always meant his work to be used, by anyone and everyone.
There is also a great interest among physiotherapists and other rehabilitation specialists who find Pilates-based exercise to be very useful for many of their patients, due in part to its approach to Core Stabilization and functional movement training; these are recognized as of prime importance in the care and prevention of back pain and the rehabilitation of many musculoskeletal conditions.