Pilates Tutor Studio

At Pilates Tutor, we believe that everyone can be strong, powerful and fit, regardless of age or health status. We are NOT drill sergeants. We prefer to build you up; not break you down. We know when to push and when to back off, and the objective is to offer you a mix of exercises that fit into your overall plan. Pilates is based on lengthening the body. You’ll move in a different fashion than in a typical gym workout. Sometimes you’ll be tired and a little sore afterwards, but never to the extent that you can’t walk down stairs the next day. We aim to keep you and your muscles and joints healthy as your progress. As a prospective client, we’ll work with you to develop a program that meets your needs, your budget, and which keeps you on the road to success. While the initial outlay for private lessons may seem high, it will be well worth your time and investment. We want you to be successful and we want you to be safe. We encourage regular communication between you and your instructor as to what’s working and what’s not working, so they can provide tweaks to your program and keep you on track. Over the years we’ve found that regular “check-ins” are the difference between sticking with a program and giving up. We prefer that your needs are met, so that you stay with pilates for the long run. And if it’s time for you to move on to something else, we wish you the best and hope we can still meet you for coffee from time to time. We recommend that all new clients start with private lessons. There is a lot to learn, and private lessons are are well worth your investment of time and money. Even if your goal is to participate in a semi-private group, you’ll still need 3-5 private lessons to learn the alignment and breath principles of pilates. New mat clients are encouraged to take at least one private lesson before joining a mat class.